Accreditation & Best Practice
Find licences and accreditation for tourism and events businesses.
Find licences and accreditation for tourism and events businesses.
We acknloweldge this industry is ever evloving, but strongly advise all operators to ensure licences, accreditation and certificates are kept up to date. Below are some of the main ones to look for, and we will add more as they emerge or update.
Consulting with community, industry networks and your teams will keep you connected to where best practice in your sector sits, We have put together a great list of industry contacts here.
Consider: First Aid, Working with Children Checks, Driver and other Licences, Food Handling, RSA, Public Liability, Professional Indeminity, Vehicle Registrations, Operator Licences, Fair Work, CPA Licences, Work Cover, Human Rights and many more areas of attention.
We have many resources here, so take your time, save some in your account to return to later. Licences and Accreditation will vary from sector to sector.
There are many awards programs across the state and industry, most of which require licences, insurance and accreditation. Celebrate your business with these and the expertise you include in your operation. It’s good for everyone.
Follow more via the VTIC blog on accreditation benefits for Quality Tourism Businesses here
Victoria has licences and accreditation opportunities that are global, local and national. Ensure you look for the best ones for your business and your people.
If you are still wondering, see what else could be helpful across the VTIC industry Support Hub
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