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INDIGENOUS TOURISM: NOONGARS TELL THEIR STORY Kojonup TAFE is currently training a group of budding tour guides. The special thing about these tour guides is that they are all Noongars with a story. Debra, Cheryl and Yasma Michael, Robyn Farmer (originally from Tambellup), Rose Mc Vee and Jack Cox are part of this tourism group. They are eager to share their knowledge and experiences. For more information on exciting cultural tourism in Kojonup please contact Emily on 98 336 249. |
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