The Federal Government’s recently unveiled Migration Strategy is set to scrutinize the Working Holiday Maker (WHM) visa program, especially in the wake of recommendations to limit backpacker visas to a single year. This move has prompted the Tourism Council of Western Australia to urge the government to allow backpackers extended stays, facilitating travel to Perth and other regions in WA.

Cocky Guides specializes in orchestrating distinctive, immersive group journeys designed for blind and low-vision explorers. This past weekend marked the commencement of their eight-day escapade in Perth. James (Buck) McFarlane, the Founder of Cocky Guides, expressed, “We are thrilled to …

National Jet Express (NJE) has declared that it had secured an added two long-standing mining agreements in Western Australia, thereby additionally strengthening its leading place in the FIFO market in that state: Chris Hine, NJE Managing Director said that closely …

Tourism Council WA applauds the confirmation of a seasonal flight service connecting Shanghai and Perth during Chinese New Year 2024 as an exciting development for Western Australia. This initiative, which is expected to be a four-week trial, is expected to …

Today information was released by Tourism Council WA to observe World Tourism Day. It shows that Western Australians awesomely support tourism as a crucial way to improve State’s economy. A recent review of Western Australians disclosed the fact that around …

The government of Western Australian has recently declared the launch of an event named – EverNow to strengthen the events calendar of the state and helps generate jobs and enhance local economy. This new domestic event is a free festival …

The Western Australian Government has kick-started a chain of recruitment initiatives related to hospitality and tourism to give confidence to the ones who are aged 45 years and above to think of taking up roles in the industry. This comprises …

Coral Expeditions is introducing a new 10-night itinerary exploring the coastline of Southwest Australia during the spring of 2024.

Tourism Western Australia’s 2023-24 Regional Events Scheme (RES) will benefit regional communities who will receive $1.15 million fund for 65 regional events. Tourism Minister Roger Cook said, “The WA Government, through Tourism WA and Royalties for Regions, is proud to …

Western Australia’s tourism industry continues to recover from a pandemic-induced slump, but still faces challenges such as realising the potential of cultural tourism, re-engagement with the important Chinese market, and workforce shortages in the region, as per the ‘Go Your …