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Sustainability at the
Heart of Australia

Partnering with Community

Take pride in your stay with us, knowing you’re not only experiencing the finest natural and cultural wonders, but conserving their richness for generations to come. Our sustainable approach to business means we tread lightly and care for our Country. 

Wintjiri Wiru Uluru Song Line

Indigenous Engagement

We’re passionate about engaging with the local Indigenous community and have several programs to support Indigenous education, employment and tourism initiatives.

For example, Wintjiri Wiru, our ground-breaking drone, laser and light show that tells a chapter of the ancestral Mala story, has been created in partnership with senior Anangu from Kaltukatjara and Mutitjulu. We are grateful for the contribution of the Wintjiri Wiru Working Group Members who have been there every step of the way, guiding Ayers Rock Resort. 

A group of Indigenous trainees graduating from the National Indigenous Training Academy in 2026

Community Development

At Ayers Rock Resort, we believe tourism can create meaningful, lasting benefits for the communities connected to the places we operate. Working in partnership with local communities and organisations, and respecting Anangu's deep connection to Country, we support initiatives that strengthen education, health, employment and wellbeing across Central Australia. 

Through initiatives such as the National Indigenous Training Academy (NITA) and the Anangu Communities Foundation (ACF), Voyages invests in Indigenous employment, skills development and community-led projects that help preserve culture, knowledge and connection to Country. 

By choosing to stay at Ayers Rock Resort, guests support not only their own experience, but the ongoing growth and wellbeing of the communities that call this region home.

Guest checking into Ayers Rock Resort

Responsible Tourism

Ayers Rock Resort is committed to responsible tourism and has several programs in place to minimise the impact of tourism on the local environment, including:

  • Educating guests about the importance of sustainable tourism.
  • Providing guests with opportunities to learn about Indigenous culture.
  • Supporting Indigenous-owned businesses.
     

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