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General Information
State, regional and local policy and strategy documents.
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Tourism
| Tourism Research Australia |
International, domestic and regional tourism information |
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International tourism results provide background on visitor origins, visitor night and expenditure and trends |
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Quarterly results from the National Visitor Survey, as well as trends and forecasts of domestic visitor activity |
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Quarterly results from the National Visitor Survey, as well as trends and forecasts of domestic visitor activity |
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Tourism research and survey documents and specialised domestic and international research options customised to your requirements. Fees may apply |
| Tourism Western Australia |
Tourism WA is responsible for promoting Western Australia as an extraordinary holiday destination. |
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The most up-to-date information on international, interstate and intrastate visitor numbers to Western Australia, visitor origin and spend, as well as overseas arrivals, departures, airport and accommodation data.
This link contains great fact sheets which summarizes information. |
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Figures on the economic contribution of tourism to the economy. |
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Information, research and statistics on WA's tourism industry, from other sources, is also available on the website. |
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Specialised reports on issues such as perception, drivers of repeat visitation, food and wine tourism and aboriginal tourism. |
| Tourism Council of Western Australia |
Tourism Council WA is the peak body representing tourism businesses, industries and regions in Western Australia. The Council promotes the value of tourism, facilitates sustainable tourism development and advocates industry policy on behalf of members.
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TCWA provides training, accreditation, networking opportunities and is a good background source for starting a tourism business. |
| Australia's Coral Coast |
https://www.australiascoralcoast.com/ |
| Australia's Golden Outback |
https://www.australiasgoldenoutback.com/ |
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Economic Development
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