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Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) has announced that Zoos Victoria’s Kyabram Fauna Park has achieved Quality Tourism Sustainable Accreditation.
The Kyabram Fauna Park joins Melbourne Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary and Werribee Open Range Zoo in achieving the accreditation. The prestigious recognition highlights Zoos Victoria’s ongoing commitment to excellence in conservation, education, and visitor experience, with all four zoos now carrying the accreditation.
The national Quality Tourism Sustainable Accreditation, delivered in Victoria by VTIC, acknowledges businesses that demonstrate best practices in sustainability, customer service, and operational excellence. This accreditation affirms Zoos Victoria’s leadership in environmental responsibility and dedication to providing visitors with exceptional, sustainable experiences.
“Achieving this accreditation across all four of their sites reflects their commitment to sustainability, wildlife care, and providing meaningful experiences,” VTIC chief executive, Felicia Mariani, said.
“We are so proud that all four of Zoos Victoria’s zoos are now carrying this accreditation, which is a reflection of our enduring commitment to conservation and sustainability in our operations and visitor experiences,” Zoos Victoria CEO, Dr Jenny Gray, said.
In addition to this achievement, both Melbourne Zoo and Healesville Sanctuary will be competing for top honours in the Major Tourist Attractions and Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Tourism Experiences categories at the Australian Tourism Awards in three weeks’ time. This esteemed national recognition underscores their outstanding contributions to the tourism industry and dedication to excellence.
Zoos Victoria’s sustainable initiatives include habitat restoration, waste reduction, carbon neutrality, and community education programs aimed at inspiring conservation action. The accreditation further solidifies the zoos as leading attractions for both local and international visitors who value responsible tourism.
Visitors to any Zoos Victoria property can be confident that their experience aligns with the highest sustainability and tourism standards, making a positive impact on wildlife and the environment.
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