Tourism, hospitality & eco-tourism
Tourism and hospitality facilities are frequently located within natural landscapes that attract visitors but may also present bushfire risk.
Blackash supports tourism operators and project teams in understanding how bushfire risk may influence site planning, visitor safety and operational resilience. Advice considers access, evacuation, defendability and the integration of development within sensitive landscapes.
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