Hinterland classroom a secret innovative tourism hit

Queensland Conference and Camping Centres (QCCC)

By Queensland Conference and Camping Centres (QCCC)
Community contribution / February 6, 2015

More than 20,000 Queensland school children converged on the Sunshine Coast for “nature’s classroom” last year and in 2015 there are set to be thousands more heading to the hinterland classroom with a magical difference.

The rest of the Sunshine Coast community are preparing for the end of its busy Christmas season, but the 65-strong ...

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By Queensland Conference and Camping Centres (QCCC)

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Queensland Conference and Camping Centres (QCCC) is one of Queensland's largest providers of outdoor education, expeditions and conference facilities. QCCC operates three quality conference venues on the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and in Brisbane, with a combined total of 750 beds. With a focus on learning through Outdoor Education, our school camp programs are complementary to the Australian Curriculum.

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