The Cairns Post

CaPTA Group expands offerings

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THE CaPTA Group has expanded its Far North Queensland tourism empire by taking over Wooroonoor­an Safaris.

Tropic Wings, another subsidiary of CaPTA Group, has bought the operations of Wooroonoor­an Safaris, a longestabl­ished tour company that specialise­s in language-guided tours in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish in the Wooroonoor­an National Park.

The nature-based tours visit the largest World Heritage Wet Tropics rainforest, with itinerarie­s for free independen­t travellers, private charters and groups, using current language guides and Tropic Wings’ existing fleet of coaches.

CaPTA Group director of sales and marketing Ben Woodward said the acquisitio­n complement­ed the current offering of touring experience­s that they operated.

“We are very excited by this opportunit­y, which ties in with the recent expansion of our coach operations,” he said.

“We look forward to further building on our existing relationsh­ips in the European and South American markets, working closely with our longstandi­ng partners to show guests around another pristine part of our region, and further develop language guided tours.”

CaPTA Group is locally owned and operated by the Woodward family of Cairns.

It includes Rainforest­ation Nature Park at Kuranda, Tropic Wings Coach Tours, Jungle Tours & Trekking, The Wildlife Habitat at Port Douglas, Cairns ZOOM and Wildlife Dome, Australian Butterfly Sanctuary, ABC Sales & Maintenanc­e and Careers Training Centre and Wooroonoor­an Safaris.

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