Travel Trade & Media
Travel Trade
We welcome enquiries from the travel industry in relation to bringing visitors to experience Bawaka Yolngu Homeland.
We offer trade rates to group tour organisers, ITO’s, wholesalers and OTAs, and would love to partner with you.
Please contact our marketing team: marketing@bawakayolnguexperience.com.au
Media Enquiries
For media enquiries or to join our media distribution list please email our marketing team.
Our Images
The images we have used on our website and in our marketing collateral have been compiled from the image libraries of the Tourism Australia and Tourism NT and are used with the permission of these organisations.
Other images belong to respective photographers and remain the copyright of the individual and are protected by copyright laws of Australia. Unlawful use or download may result in penalties.
Respecting Indigenous intellectual property extends beyond arts and copyright. It includes the use of images showing Aboriginal people and cultural sites. At Bawaka, we have established protocols for photographing and filming people, places, objects, cultural sites, activities, and ceremonies. If you’re unsure about the correct approach, please check with us before taking any photos or filming.
To enquire about the use of our images, please contact our marketing team.
Our Socials
Tag your travel stories and pics #bawakaexperience and #bawakahomeland to join the conversation.
Bawaka In The Media
We Don’t Need A Map
One of Australia’s leading film-makers, Warwick Thornton, tackles this fiery subject head-on in this bold, poetic essay-fil. We Don’t Need a Map asks questions about where the Southern Cross sits in the Australian psyche.
Hamish + Andy
Hamish and Andy have been a lot of places in their travels, but Australia still tops their list in terms of beauty. No place more so than their trip to Arnhem Land in 2012.
Tales By Light
Dylan River journeys into Arnhem Land, where he participates in a welcoming ritual and films that customs and tribal lifeways of the Yolŋu people at Bawaka homeland.
Going Bush With Cathy Freeman
Setting out from Broome and heading all the way to Arnhem Land, Olympic Champion Cathy Freeman and actor Deborah Mailman reveal the stories behind Australia’s rich cultural heritage.
