Making Kokoda Tourism Work
Preamble The failure to properly manage our shared wartime heritage across the Kokoda Trail over...
Read MorePreamble The failure to properly manage our shared wartime heritage across the Kokoda Trail over...
Read MoreWe had hoped to get a guernsey at the 2025 National Tourism Conference to share the collective...
Read More‘Covid exposed the failure of DFAT-Kokoda Initiative environment officials to establish a...
Read MoreCharlie Lynn, a former army major, first trekked across the Kokoda Trail in 1991. Prior to this only a small number of hardy adventurers trekked across the trail each year.
At this time the combined income of all the villagers along the trail was estimated to be approximately K60,000 per year.
In 1992 Charlie organised and led a group of 20 trekkers across the trail to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Kokoda campaign. His trek featured as a cover story in the Bulletin magazine.
Read MoreOver the past decade 54,623 Australians, young and old, from all walks of life, have trekked across the Kokoda Trail. They are motivated by the significance of its military heritage and the lure of an adventure in the ‘land of the unexpected’.
Read MoreAUTHOR’S NOTE:The Kokoda Track (Special Purpose) Authority (KTA) was proclaimed by the...
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