Adventure Kokoda Tour Operators License Update
Update on the revocation of Adventure Kokoda tour Operators License
Read MoreUpdate on the revocation of Adventure Kokoda tour Operators License
Read MorePeter Morrison, Adventure Kokoda Trek Leader, PNG Boxing Coach
Read MoreThe Kokoda Trail has the potential to be a World class pilgrimage destination capable of providing a sustainable economic future for the traditional owners of land sacred to our shared military heritage. Since we led out first trek across the Trail in 1992, we have…
Read MorePapua New Guinea is the custodian of sites sacred to our shared wartime heritage. A Joint Agreement to protect the heritage of these sites for future generations is a necessity.
Read MoreThe business model of the Australian Kokoda Tour Operators Association (KTOA) is based on minimising their costs in PNG. The most contentious issue in this regard is the loading of their porters – the more weight they force them to carry the fewer they will have to employ, and the greater will be their profit margins.
Read MoreCharlie Lynn has welcomed the decision of the PNG National Court to grant Adventure Kokoda’s...
Read Moreby Rashmii Amoah Bell ‘ I am the author of ‘My Walk to Equality’ and Butterflies on...
Read MoreCharlie Lynn, a former army major, first trekked across the Kokoda Trail in 1991. Prior to this...
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Read More‘I have taken the liberty of copying the full text of two of Masuko’s letters because I believe that in them lie the very heart and soul of this story. I want others to have the opportunity to share with me the beauty of thought contained in her letters, and, more particularly, of her humble and sincere cry from the heart for peace.’
Read MoreA secret Australian plan to manage PNGs most post popular tourism destination by environment bureaucrats rather than tourism professionals is a suicide note for Kokoda tourism.
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