What does resilience actually look like when your business depends on the places and communities around you?

We’re joined by Tim Wells, Experience Manager at RealNZ, as part of our conversations around this year’s Wao Aotearoa Summit and its theme, Resilience in Action.

Tim shares how RealNZ is approaching sustainability across its operations, from supporting local suppliers and communities to initiatives like the veggie garden at Walter Peak and creating more locally connected, garden-to-table experiences.

We also talk about the changing pressures facing tourism, what climate change means for businesses operating in places like Fiordland and Queenstown, and why looking after people, communities and the environment has become an important part of building a resilient business.

Tim also explains why RealNZ is involved with the Wao Summit and what businesses can learn from sharing ideas, adapting and taking practical action.

A great local conversation about tourism, sustainability and what Resilience in Action can look like in the real world.