As Managing Director of Intrepid Group APAC, Sarah Clark knows all too well the impacts of a pandemic on the national and global tourism industry. Intrepid is the world's largest adventure travel company operating in 130 countries but, in March 2020, it went into crisis mode to get about 4,000 of its customers home from around the globe.

The good news? Sarah's outlook on a return to domestic and international travel says that Tassie is in good stead to make the most of a post-COVID recovery.

 In this episode of Talking Tourism, Sam Denmead asks Sarah what Tasmanian tourism operators can do to leverage their place on the international travel stage. Intrepid's unique relationships with travelling customers shows that people are looking to get out into nature, to get active, and to enjoy great food , beverage and cultural experiences. They're also more interested than ever in engaging with sustainable brands that are eco-conscious and even off-the-grid. Listen in for how you can make the most of these insights for your tourism business.

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