What we do, and what our clients think..
Some Of Our Projects
Interpretation New Zealand’s work falls into four fields: these are Visitor Experience Planning, Tourism Planning, Interpretation Planning and Guest Lecturing/Expedition Leading.
Our projects have included:
Visitor Experience Planning
- Honey and Bee Centre in conjunction with Tourism Leisure Group
- Meridian Energy
- Tirau Crimeatorium
- Strategic Visitor Planning for Godley Head in conjunction with Tourism Leisure Group
- Conceptual Visitor Experience Plan Buried Village
Tourism Planning
- Destination Management for Christchurch City Council
- DOC Concession, Safety Plan and Consent for Coral Princess Cruises
- DOC Statutory Planning for Ngai Tahu tourism and Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu
- Royal New Zealand Airforce (Ohakea) Feasibility in conjunction with Tourism Leisure Group
- New Raglan Museum Feasibility
- Mercury Bay Regional Museum Feasibility
Interpretation Planning
- Information and Interpretation Project Christchurch City Council
- Brunner Coal Mine Department of Conservation/New Zealand Historic Places Trust
- Tranz Scenic (Overlander/Coastal Pacific and Tranz Alpine)
- Real Journeys (Patea Doubtful Sound)
- Interpretation Training (Ngati Kahungunu, Real Journeys, Black Cat Group, Tranz Scenic, Hiking New Zealand)
Guest Lecturing / Expedition Leading
- Oceanic Discoverer 5 and 12 night New Zealand cruises
- National Geographic 12 day South Island expeditions
Here is a sample of what our clients have to say:
WOW – very bold and imaginative
Canterbury, Community Member
We’ll blow them away when we get this interpretation plan up and running
Pam McGrath, Buried Village
Your review will get things rolling and stimulate much needed debate
Linda Wrigley, Whangarei Museum
We were able to learn and apply a number of principles…help us in providing a world-class experience
Paul Bigham, Black Cat Group
The Interpretation Plan Malcolm put together met all our requirements
John Cushen, Real Journeys
The roles of the kaiarahi expertly trained by Malcolm
Makuini Kerehi, Ngati Kahungunu