Despite a wealth of tourism information that can be accessed online, the printed brochure is yet to be knocked from its stand and, according to a visitor centre operator, is as popular as ever.
This includes for Ken and Judy Vorwerk, who are well travelled across Australia and make a habit of using visitor centres and tourism brochures to learn about a region and what it has to offer.
“We have a look through and decide what we might like to see,” Ms Vorwerk said.
“And end up going on to see a fair heap of them by the time we go home,” Mr Vorwerk added.
“I like to look at things and go back and look at them. You can do that with a brochure.”
For the couple, brochures offered a compilation of information they would not be able to obtain without considerable…
