THE State Government has boosted its contribution to the tourism industry in the wake of the collapse of Ansett and the recent attacks on the United States.
THE State Government has boosted its contribution to the tourism industry in the wake of the collapse of Ansett and the recent attacks on the United States.
Following a tourism crisis meeting convened by the Western Australian Tourism Commission and the Tourism Council of Western Australia, the Government announced a reduction in advertising rates in conjunction with a new statewide holiday and travel catalogue.
The package will target Western Australians, as 77 per cent of all tourists within WA are intrastate rather travellers. Expected to generate $100 million for the State’s tourism operators, the catalogue is a further addition to the State’s $5 million tourism promotion and marketing package announced last week.
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