NRMA is a large, member-owned organization in Australia with over 3.2 million Members. It operates across tourism, leisure, and travel, offering services such as accommodation, car hire, ferries, experiences, and roadside assistance that support people on road and water journeys. Its product ecosystem centers on a Membership model that delivers value through services, experiences, and benefits added for Members. The company differentiates itself by being member-owned, prioritizing people, Members, and customers, and fostering a culture of care, innovation, inclusivity, and community impact. Its goal is to make journeys better for everyone—delivering practical help and memorable experiences while working toward a shared future.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$72.7M
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
1920
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