YRBA welcomes tourism students
By Kathryn Lewis
The Yarra River Business Association (YRBA) met with international tourism students at South Wharf last month to teach them about the local tourism market.
Students of the Masters of Tourism (Destination Management) at Breda University in the Netherlands visited in February to look at tourism development projects and planning in the area.
The program that has been running for many years now is a way to spread the reputation of the Yarra precinct and Melbourne tourism across the globe.
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