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History of the CentreThe ARTRC was formed in 1998 as the Centre for Regional Tourism Research. The Centre's primary pupose is to undertake research and extension activities to assist in the growth of tourism industries which will contribute to sustainable communities in regional Australia. A partnership between Southern Cross University (SCU), the Sustainable Tourism CRC (STCRC), the Centre aims to be recognised as the focal point and Centre for excellence in regional tourism research throughout the country. Since its conception the Centre has undertaken numerous research projects and extension activities, produced various occasional papers, as well as industry relevant kits. The ARTRC boasts strong affiliations with the Australian Regional Tourism Network and Tourism Australia (TA) and is managed by a board of representatives from STCRC, ARTN, TA, SCU and Industry members. Within the ST CRC network of 14 universities and more than 20 government and industry partners, the Centre manages the regional research agenda and convenes a regional tourism research committee to evaluate research proposals and monitor projects. The Centre also organises the annual Australian Regional Tourism Convention and produces a Regional Tourism Handbook each year from the convention
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