Oct 28, 2026 · 21 min · 9 segments
Dom talks with Jono and Laura McIntyre, founders and hosts of Beyond the Station Gate, an exclusive, high-country tourism venture. They discuss the idea behind the bespoke business, the concept of…
Dominic GeorgeHostLaura McIntyreGuest
So what does it look like? And is it up and running yet or is this sort of still a work in progress?
You sort of let people know what's happening without necessarily cutting a ribbon and smashing open a bottle of champagne.
But, you know, that's the way to, probably the way to do it actually was something like this because the scale of it seems quite massive.
So I was just thinking before, okay, so if I'm a station owner, yes, I want people to be able to have a look at what I've got to offer and, You know, not everyone gets to see it and it's a good selling point and all of that.
So that cut all depends on how much they want to be involved and it all depends on how much there is to offer.
So everybody gets paid for access and everybody gets paid for additional things, whether that be included with horses or hunting or fishing or whatever it may be.
But the biggest thing that I think that we are offering there with farmers is the reason we are sort of chasing the high-end market as well in this is because we want to surround ourselves with really amazing, successful people.
And when we bring those people into, introduced to another farmer, it's amazing.
And if we can bring those sort of people and make those sort of connections with other people, I think that's pretty awesome.
So what does it look like? And is it up and running yet or is this sort of still a work in progress?
You sort of let people know what's happening without necessarily cutting a ribbon and smashing open a bottle of champagne.
But, you know, that's the way to, probably the way to do it actually was something like this because the scale of it seems quite massive.
So I was just thinking before, okay, so if I'm a station owner, yes, I want people to be able to have a look at what I've got to offer and, You know, not everyone gets to see it and it's a good selling point and all of that.
So that cut all depends on how much they want to be involved and it all depends on how much there is to offer.
So everybody gets paid for access and everybody gets paid for additional things, whether that be included with horses or hunting or fishing or whatever it may be.
But the biggest thing that I think that we are offering there with farmers is the reason we are sort of chasing the high-end market as well in this is because we want to surround ourselves with really amazing, successful people.
And when we bring those people into, introduced to another farmer, it's amazing.
And if we can bring those sort of people and make those sort of connections with other people, I think that's pretty awesome.
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