National Marine Park: Pacific Islands

The Situation

A multi-island marine park needed a regenerative tourism strategy that could balance visitor access, conservation finance, community livelihoods, and reef protection without reducing the park to a conventional attraction model.

What Enzyme Did

Enzyme mapped the destination system with government, community, and conservation stakeholders: identifying how visitor experience, enterprise design, interpretation, and conservation governance could reinforce one another.

What Changed

A practical framework for visitor experience design, community enterprise models, and conservation integration: positioning the park as a nature-positive destination rather than a passive protected area with tourism attached.