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As an Indigenous tourism planner, a parks officer, or a cultural site manager, you know the immense value of the stories embedded in your landscape. From ancient trails to historic buildings, these places hold incredible power. But how do you bridge the gap between a static stone marker and a vibrant, deeply personal memory for every visitor, especially with limited staff and resources? (It’s a common challenge, connecting past to present in a meaningful way!)

Have you ever felt like creating an amazing self-guided tour means you need a massive budget and a dedicated tech team? As a tourism pro,...

Ever felt like creating an amazing self-guided tour means you need a massive budget and a dedicated tech team? As a tourism pro, I know the drill: tight resources, endless tasks, and the pressure to engage visitors effectively. It often feels like you need some secret wizardry to bring your local stories to life, especially when you're managing a Destination Marketing Organization (DMO), a Business Improvement Area (BIA), or a cultural attraction. (Spoiler alert: You absolute