‘Tourism can give everybody a chance to really experience the culture and our environment in the Bama Kuku Yalanji way, which helps people to connect with us in a better way, and gives a better understanding of who we are.’
Roy GibsonThe MGCC has won coveted awards for Indigenous tourism, is a certified ecotourism operator and provides jobs and opportunities for the community. Part of the 10th birthday celebrations involved a historic name change to include ‘Cultural’ in the title, recognising the centre’s immersion with the Kuku Yalanji people. The new logo even features Indigenous art from guide Cameron Buchanan, a wonderful touch to celebrate a decade of cultural discovery and growing community.
Visit the MGCC website to learn more, and be sure to stop in for a Dreamtime Walk, some traditional bush tea and homemade damper on your next FNQ adventure.
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