Halls Gap and Stawell visitor information centres are offering new technology to enhance tourism experiences for visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing.
The centres have reopened for the first time since March to cater for an expected influx of visitors with COVID-19 regulations easing.
Grampians Tourism and The Deafness Foundation have partnered to ensure people with hearing difficulties are well catered for, with new assistive hearing equipment available in both centres.
The Deafness Foundation has contributed more than $4500 towards the equipment, which Grampians Tourism chief executive Marc Sleeman said would help deaf or hearing-impaired visitors ‘explore the wonders of the region with unprecedented accessibility and flexibility’.