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PRICING AND ACCOMMODATION

REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN - VISIT watourismconference.com.au

CONFERENCE PRICING

MEMBER RATE*

NON-MEMBER RATE

Aboriginal Tourism Conference AND WA Regional Tourism ConferenceIncludes Monday sessions, Welcome Function (Monday evening), Tuesday sessions, Dinner (Tuesday evening) and Wednesday Tour or Workshop

$595 $1,190

WA Regional Tourism ConferenceIncludes Welcome Function (Monday evening), Tuesday sessions, Dinner (Tuesday evening) and Wednesday Tour or Workshop

$495 $990

*Must be a current member of TCWA, CIAWA, VCWA, WAITOC, Australia’s North West, or was a financial member of FACET before 31 May 2019.

TRAVEL ASSISTANCE

To facilitate travel to the 2019 WA Regional Tourism Conference, the City of Karratha has generously made provision for travel assistance of up to $300 per person for delegates travelling from outside the Pilbara region. The purpose of this travel assistance is to encourage more attendees visiting and learning about Karratha and the Pilbara region. Funding for travel assistance is limited and applied on a first-come, first-served basis. Book early so you don’t miss out!

PRE- AND POST-CONFERENCE TOURING

Optimise your trip to Karratha with pre- and post-conference touring options. A range of tour packages and experiences with local operators are available before and after the event, including rock art tours, industrial precinct tours, water sports, snorkelling and fishing.

Bespoke tour packages exclusively for conference delegates are available on Sunday, September 15 and Thursday, September 19. Half and full day options are available. Other local tourism operators have also provided discounted experiences. Visit the website for more information.

CONFERENCE ACCOMMODATION

Book your stay in Karratha with a recommended conference accommodation provider. Visit the website for a full list of preferred accommodation providers.

watourismconference.com.au

DELEGATE PROSPECTUSSEPTEMBER 16 - 18

RED EARTH ARTS PRECINCT, KARRATHA

Presented in partnership by Principal Sponsor Platinum Sponsor

SPONSORS For more about our sponsors, visit watourismconference.com.au

PRINCIPAL SPONSORTourism WA is a State Government statutory authority and part of the broader economic development portfolio of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation. Tourism WA is responsible for promoting Western Australia as an extraordinary holiday and event destination. This includes marketing the State; developing, attracting and promoting major sporting, arts, cultural and business events; and supporting major projects that will draw visitors to particular destinations.

PLATINUM SPONSOR

The City of Karratha is a progressive local government in the north-west Pilbara, home to billion-dollar industry and surrounded by ancient landscape. Offering unique and sustainable tourism experiences supported by modern and considered infrastructure, the City is a vibrant regional hub well positioned for diverse economic growth..

GOLD SPONSORS

Bailiwick Legal provides individual and tailored solutions by working closely with clients to understand the complexities of their unique situation.

GWN7 is Regional Western Australia’s highest rating and most successful television network. The network is committed to providing the very best local and international entertainment, live news, and major sporting events to over 500,000 residents.

Perth Convention Bureau drives the business events sector in Perth and Western Australia and has been helping associations, corporations and agents bring their conferences and corporate and incentive groups to Western Australia for more than 45 years.

Vanguard Press is a leading print provider, offering an integrated supply chain encompassing publishing, design, print and distribution to meet the demands of the tourism industry.

SILVER SPONSORS

Images courtesy City of Karratha and WellStrategicDesign by Scamper Design scamperdesign.com

For our second regional version of this event, we are pleased to be partnering with the City of Karratha to hold the event in our State’s north for the first time. In another first, the event also includes a full-day Aboriginal Tourism Conference on Monday, September 16. Held across three days, the conference provides delegates with opportunities for professional and business development, networking and engagement with industry colleagues, and the chance to hear from industry-leading speakers on critical issues and innovative ideas. We hope you will take this opportunity to visit one of our State’s emerging tourism destinations and join us for this premier industry event.Your co-hosts,

WELCOME

CONFERENCE PROGRAM*

* Program subject to change

Quentin LongAustralian Traveller Media Managing Director

Liz WardTourism Tribe Managing Director

John FishCity of Perth Economic Development Principal

Hon Paul Papalia MLAMinister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Small Business; defence Issues; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests

Peter LongCity of Karratha Mayor

Chris AdamsCity of Karratha CEO

Brodie CarrTourism WA Managing Director

Kristy CarstairsTourism AustraliaIndustry Relations Manager

Anthony HayesTourism WA Executive Director Markets & Partnerships

Mollie HillTourism WA Executive Director Strategy, Brand and Marketing Services

Peter JeffriesMurujuga Aboriginal Corporation CEO

Cheryl Kickett-TuckerKoya Aboriginal Corporation Director of Research and Community Development

Simon Currant AMTasmanian tourism visionary

Stuart LamontCaravan Industry Association of Australia CEO

Fran KirbyAccorHotels WA Regional Talent & Culture Manager

Julie HobbsFutureNow CEO

Clinton WalkerNgurrangga Tours Managing Director Aboriginal Tourism Conference MC

Grant WilckensDiscovery ParksChief Executive Officer

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17WA REGIONAL TOURISM CONFERENCE INCLUDED WITH ALL CONFERENCE TICKETS LOCATION: RED EARTH ARTS PRECINCT

8.00am Registrations and Networking

9.00am Introduction by Master of Ceremonies

9.05am Ministerial Address (TBC)

9.20am Scene Setting: Tourism Economic Outlook Lucid Economics Director, Michael Campbell.

9.35am City of Karratha: Changing the Perception City of Karratha CEO, Chris Adams.

9.55am Trending Digital Opportunities Tourism Tribe Managing Director, Liz Ward.

10.40am Morning Tea

11.10am Tourism WA Update Tourism WA’s Brodie Carr, Anthony Hayes and Mollie Hill.

11.40am Tourism Australia Update Tourism Australia Industry Relations Manager, Kristy Carstairs.

12.10pm Labor, Skills & Training Issues Panel Facilitated by Tourism Council WA CEO, Evan Hall.FutureNow CEO, Julie Hobbs.AccorHotels WA Regional Talent & Culture Manager, Fran Kirby.

1.00pm Lunch Sponsored by Principal Sponsor Tourism WA

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16ABORIGINAL TOURISM CONFERENCELOCATION: RED EARTH ARTS PRECINCT

8.00am Registrations and networking

9.00am Introduction by Master of Ceremonies Ngurrangga Tours Managing Director, Clinton Walker.


9.30am Industry Address: Scene Setting – Aboriginal Tourism WAITOC Chair, Doc Reynolds and CEO, Robert Taylor.

10.00am Local Government Engagement: City of Perth Support for Aboriginal Tourism City of Perth Economic Development Principal, John Fish.

10.30am Morning Tea

11.00am Comparing Country: Nyungar Boodja, South West Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours & Experiences Owner, Walter McGuire.

11.20am Comparing Country: Yawuru, West Kimberley Narlijia Experiences Broome Owner, Bart Pigram.

11.40am Comparing Country: Ngarlumu/Yindjibarndi, West Pilbara Ngurrangga Tours Managing Director, Clinton Walker.

12.00pm Comparing Country Panel Facilitated by WAITOC CEO, Robert Taylor.

12.30pm Lunch

1.30pm Moorditj Koorlong: Engaging and Sustaining Aboriginal Young People Koya Aboriginal Corporation Director of Research and Community Development, Cheryl Kickett-Tucker.

2.15pm Murujuga: The Largest Collection of Rock Art in the World Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation Chief Executive Officer, Peter Jeffries.

3.00pm Roebourne Art Group Presentation and Immersive Experience

3.30pm Afternoon Tea

4.00pm Culture in the Parks Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions Tourism and Concessions Coordinator, Jacinta Overman, and Parks and Visitor Services Coordinator, Ray De Jong.

4.45pm Day Concludes

VISITOR CENTRES WA SESSIONS

1.15pm Visitor Centres WA Question & Answer Session Facilitated by Visitor Centres WA Chair, Matt Norton.

2.00pm Can You Imagine if Visitor Centres Made Money – Building a Sustainable Visitor Centre Model City of Albany Project Leader – Visitor Services, Hamish Fell.

2.45pm The Changing Face of Regional Visitor Servicing Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association Tourism Services Manager, Jenny Lee and Marketing Manager, Amanda Carmichael.

3.30pm Afternoon Tea Sponsored by Aviair/ HeliSpirit

3.45pm Working with Industry Bodies Panel Facilitated by Smart Tourism Principal, Karen Priest. Tourism Australia Industry Relations Manager, Kristy Carstairs.Tourism WA Partnership Manager, Kym Francesconi.Australia’s North West Chief Executive Officer, Natasha Mahar.Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association Attractions Business Development Manager, Matt Norton.


WELCOME COCKTAIL FUNCTION COMPLIMENTARY FOR ALL CONFERENCE DELEGATES

Join fellow delegates, invited guests and sponsors for a welcome function overlooking Karratha.Time: 5.00pm – 7.00pm Location: The Shelf, Red Earth Arts Precinct Dress: Smart casual/business

CONFERENCE DINNER INCLUDED WITH ALL CONFERENCE TICKETS

Hosted by Master of Ceremonies and GWN7 News presenter Noel Brunning, the conference dinner will bring together delegates for a relaxed networking and entertainment opportunity.Dinner proceedings will include the presentation of the GWN7 Top Tourism Town Awards and 2019 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards Individual Excellence Awards.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TRAINING WORKSHOPS & TOUR OPTIONS INCLUDED WITH ALL CONFERENCE TICKETS

9.00am – 1.30pm Delegates can select from the below options:

Roebourne and Cossack History Half Day Tour Explore the Indigenous and pioneering history of the Pilbara visiting WA’s first pearling port, Cossack, and Roebourne, the original administrative capital of the North. Includes the Victoria Hotel in Roebourne; Old Goal precinct; Roebourne lookout; historic town of Cossack; Point Samson and the Community Hall; transport.

Reaching Customers Through Distribution: Commissions, Channel Managers & More WorkshopEnjoy a thorough introduction to the often-complex tourism industry. Learn how your business fits into the broader tourism industry and how to actively become part of the network. Find out more about tourism distribution and the benefits of working with online travel agents, inbound tour operators, wholesalers and visitor centres as well as setting your rates correctly.

Photography for Tourism WorkshopBecome a more confident photographer and learn basic photography skills and how to apply them to your business’s social media and digital marketing. This workshop is suitable for tourism operators of all sizes, or anyone looking to improve their photography skills for use in digital marketing and online galleries.

WE ARE DELIGHTED TO INVITE YOU TO JOIN US AT THE 2019 WA REGIONAL TOURISM CONFERENCE IN KARRATHA ON SEPTEMBER 16 - 18.

1.45pm Modern Travel Media & Your Business Australian Traveller Media Managing Director, Quentin Long.

2.30pm Break Out Session 1:1A – Developing Tourism Attractions Tasmanian Tourism Developer, Simon Currant. Introduction by Tourism Council WA CEO, Evan Hall.1B – Staging Regional Events to Improve Tourism Visitation Events Industry Association WA Vice President, Darren Heath. Wrapped Creations Managing Director, David Yakas. Introduction by Tourism WA A/Event Development Manager, Georgia Norris.1C – Developing Drive Tourism and Caravanning Caravan Industry Association of Australia CEO, Stuart Lamont. Introduction by Tourism WA A/Content Marketing Manager, Chris Amson.

3.20pm Break Out Session 2:2A – Freighting Ideas: Tourism, Tours and Collections Art on the Move Executive Director, Kim Jameson. Art Gallery of WA Director Exhibitions, James Davies.2B – Astronomy Capital of WA Gravity Discovery Centre and Observatory Head Astronomer, Richard Tonello.2C – Growing the Holiday Park Sector in Regional WA Discovery Parks Chief Executive Officer Grant Wilckens.


This year’s dinner will be held at a secret location, supported by Dinner Sponsor Woodside and Beverage Sponsors Happs Wines. Time: 5.00pm for bus transfers from

Red Earth Arts Precinct Pre-dinner drinks from 5.30pm

Dress: Business Formal Karratha City Precinct

SPEAKERS AND PANELLISTS

The conference will feature speakers and panellists from across Australia, including Government Ministers, industry leaders and tourism experts. For full list of speakers and panellists visit watourismconference.com.au

For our second regional version of this event, we are pleased to be partnering with the City of Karratha to hold the event in ourState’s north for the first time. In another first, the event also includes a full-day Aboriginal Tourism Conference on Monday, September 16.Held across three days, the conference provides delegates with opportunities for professional and business development,networking and engagement with industry colleagues, and the chance to hear from industry-leading speakers on critical issues and innovative ideas. We hope you will take this opportunity to visit one of our State’s emerging tourism destinations and join us for this premierindustry event.Your co-hosts,

WELCOME

CONFERENCE PROGRAM*

* Program subject to change

Quentin LongAustralian Traveller Media Managing Director

Liz WardTourism Tribe Managing Director

John FishCity of Perth Economic Development Principal

Hon Paul Papalia MLAMinister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Small Business; defence Issues; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests

Peter LongCity of Karratha Mayor

Chris AdamsCity of Karratha CEO

Brodie CarrTourism WA Managing Director

Kristy CarstairsTourism AustraliaIndustry Relations Manager

Anthony HayesTourism WA Executive DirectorMarkets & Partnerships

Mollie HillTourism WA Executive Director Strategy, Brand and Marketing Services

Peter JeffriesMurujuga Aboriginal Corporation CEO

Cheryl Kickett-TuckerKoya Aboriginal Corporation Director of Research and Community Development

Simon Currant AMTasmanian tourism visionary

Stuart LamontCaravan Industry Association of Australia CEO

Fran KirbyAccorHotels WA Regional Talent & Culture Manager

Julie HobbsFutureNow CEO

Clinton WalkerNgurrangga Tours Managing Director Aboriginal Tourism Conference MC

Grant WilckensDiscovery ParksChief Executive Officer

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17WA REGIONAL TOURISM CONFERENCE INCLUDED WITH ALL CONFERENCE TICKETS LOCATION: RED EARTH ARTS PRECINCT

8.00am Registrations and Networking

9.00am Introduction by Master of Ceremonies


9.20am Scene Setting: Tourism Economic Outlook Lucid Economics Director, Michael Campbell.

9.35am City of Karratha: Changing the Perception City of Karratha CEO, Chris Adams.

9.55am Trending Digital OpportunitiesTourism Tribe Managing Director, Liz Ward.

10.40am Morning Tea

11.10am Tourism WA UpdateTourism WA’s Brodie Carr, Anthony Hayes and Mollie Hill.

11.40am Tourism Australia UpdateTourism Australia Industry Relations Manager, Kristy Carstairs.

12.10pm Labor, Skills & Training Issues PanelFacilitated by Tourism Council WA CEO, Evan Hall.FutureNow CEO, Julie Hobbs.AccorHotels WA Regional Talent & Culture Manager, Fran Kirby.

1.00pm LunchSponsored by Principal Sponsor Tourism WA

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16ABORIGINAL TOURISM CONFERENCELOCATION: RED EARTH ARTS PRECINCT

8.00am Registrations and networking

9.00am Introduction by Master of Ceremonies Ngurrangga Tours Managing Director, Clinton Walker.


9.30am Industry Address: Scene Setting – Aboriginal TourismWAITOC Chair, Doc Reynolds and CEO, Robert Taylor.

10.00am Local Government Engagement: City of Perth Support for Aboriginal Tourism City of Perth Economic Development Principal, John Fish.

10.30am Morning Tea

11.00am Comparing Country: Nyungar Boodja, South West Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours & Experiences Owner, Walter McGuire.

11.20am Comparing Country: Yawuru, West KimberleyNarlijia Experiences Broome Owner, Bart Pigram.

11.40am Comparing Country: Ngarlumu/Yindjibarndi, West PilbaraNgurrangga Tours Managing Director, Clinton Walker.

12.00pm Comparing Country Panel Facilitated by WAITOC CEO, Robert Taylor.

12.30pm Lunch

1.30pm Moorditj Koorlong: Engaging and Sustaining Aboriginal Young People Koya Aboriginal Corporation Director of Research and Community Development, Cheryl Kickett-Tucker.

2.15pm Murujuga: The Largest Collection of Rock Art in the WorldMurujuga Aboriginal Corporation Chief Executive Officer, Peter Jeffries.

3.00pm Roebourne Art Group Presentation and Immersive Experience

3.30pm Afternoon Tea

4.00pm Culture in the Parks Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions Tourism and Concessions Coordinator, Jacinta Overman, and Parks and Visitor Services Coordinator, Ray De Jong.


VISITOR CENTRES WA SESSIONS

1.15pm Visitor Centres WA Question & Answer Session Facilitated by Visitor Centres WA Chair, Matt Norton.

2.00pm Can You Imagine if Visitor Centres Made Money – Building a Sustainable Visitor Centre Model City of Albany Project Leader – Visitor Services, Hamish Fell.

2.45pm The Changing Face of Regional VisitorServicing Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association Tourism Services Manager, Jenny Lee and Marketing Manager, Amanda Carmichael.

3.30pm Afternoon Tea Sponsored by Aviair/ HeliSpirit

3.45pm Working with Industry Bodies Panel Facilitated by Smart Tourism Principal, Karen Priest.Tourism Australia Industry Relations Manager, Kristy Carstairs.Tourism WA Partnership Manager, Kym Francesconi.Australia’s North West Chief Executive Officer, Natasha Mahar.Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association Attractions Business Development Manager, Matt Norton.


WELCOME COCKTAIL FUNCTION COMPLIMENTARY FOR ALL CONFERENCE DELEGATES

Join fellow delegates, invited guests and sponsors for a welcome function overlooking Karratha.Time: 5.00pm – 7.00pmLocation: The Shelf, Red Earth Arts PrecinctDress: Smart casual/business

CONFERENCE DINNERINCLUDED WITH ALL CONFERENCE TICKETS

Hosted by Master of Ceremonies and GWN7 News presenter Noel Brunning, the conference dinner will bring together delegates for a relaxed networking and entertainment opportunity.Dinner proceedings will include the presentation of the GWN7 Top Tourism Town Awards and 2019 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards Individual Excellence Awards.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TRAINING WORKSHOPS & TOUR OPTIONS INCLUDED WITH ALL CONFERENCE TICKETS

9.00am – 1.30pm Delegates can select from the below options:

Roebourne and Cossack History Half Day Tour Explore the Indigenous and pioneering history of the Pilbara visiting WA’s first pearling port, Cossack, and Roebourne, the original administrative capital of the North. Includes the Victoria Hotel in Roebourne; Old Goal precinct; Roebourne lookout; historic town of Cossack; Point Samson and the Community Hall; transport.

Reaching Customers Through Distribution: Commissions, Channel Managers & More WorkshopEnjoy a thorough introduction to the often-complex tourism industry. Learn how your business fits into the broader tourism industry and how to actively become part of the network. Find out more about tourism distribution and the benefits of working with online travel agents, inbound tour operators, wholesalers and visitor centres as well as setting your rates correctly.

Photography for Tourism WorkshopBecome a more confident photographer and learn basic photography skills and how to apply them to your business’s social media and digital marketing. This workshop is suitable for tourism operators of all sizes, or anyone looking to improve their photography skills for use in digital marketing and online galleries.

WE ARE DELIGHTED TO INVITE YOU TO JOIN US AT THE 2019 WA REGIONAL TOURISM CONFERENCE IN KARRATHA ON SEPTEMBER 16 - 18.

1.45pm Modern Travel Media & Your Business Australian Traveller Media Managing Director, Quentin Long.

2.30pm Break Out Session 1:1A – Developing Tourism AttractionsTasmanian Tourism Developer, Simon Currant. Introduction by Tourism Council WA CEO, Evan Hall.1B – Staging Regional Events to Improve Tourism VisitationEvents Industry Association WA Vice President, Darren Heath.Wrapped Creations Managing Director, David Yakas.Introduction by Tourism WA A/Event Development Manager, Georgia Norris.1C – Developing Drive Tourism and CaravanningCaravan Industry Association of Australia CEO, Stuart Lamont. Introduction by Tourism WA A/Content Marketing Manager, Chris Amson.

3.20pm Break Out Session 2:2A – Freighting Ideas: Tourism, Tours and CollectionsArt on the Move Executive Director, Kim Jameson. Art Gallery of WA Director Exhibitions, James Davies.2B – Astronomy Capital of WAGravity Discovery Centre and Observatory Head Astronomer, Richard Tonello.2C – Growing the Holiday Park Sector in Regional WA Discovery Parks Chief Executive Officer Grant Wilckens.


This year’s dinner will be held at a secret location, supported byDinner Sponsor Woodside andBeverage Sponsors Happs Wines.Time: 5.00pm for bus transfers from

Red Earth Arts PrecinctPre-dinner drinks from 5.30pm

Dress: Business Formal Karratha City Precinct

SPEAKERS AND PANELLISTS

The conference will feature speakers and panellists from across Australia, including Government Ministers, industry leaders and tourism For full list of speakers and panellists visit watourismconference.com.au

PRICING AND ACCOMMODATION

REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN - VISIT watourismconference.com.au

CONFERENCE PRICING

MEMBER RATE*

NON-MEMBER RATE

Aboriginal Tourism Conference AND WA Regional Tourism ConferenceIncludes Monday sessions, Welcome Function (Monday evening), Tuesday sessions, Dinner (Tuesday evening) and Wednesday Tour or Workshop

$595 $1,190

WA Regional Tourism ConferenceIncludes Welcome Function (Monday evening), Tuesday sessions, Dinner (Tuesday evening) and Wednesday Tour or Workshop

$495 $990

*Must be a current member of TCWA, CIAWA, VCWA, WAITOC, Australia’s North West, or was a financial member of FACET before 31 May 2019.

TRAVEL ASSISTANCE

To facilitate travel to the 2019 WA Regional Tourism Conference, the City of Karratha has generously made provision for travel assistance of up to $300 per person for delegates travelling from outside the Pilbara region. The purpose of this travel assistance is to encourage more attendees visiting and learning about Karratha and the Pilbara region. Funding for travel assistance is limited and applied on a first-come, first-served basis. Book early so you don’t miss out!

PRE- AND POST-CONFERENCE TOURING

Optimise your trip to Karratha with pre- and post-conference touring options. A range of tour packages and experiences with local operators are available before and after the event, including rock art tours, industrial precinct tours, water sports, snorkelling and fishing.

Bespoke tour packages exclusively for conference delegates are available on Sunday, September 15 and Thursday, September 19. Half and full day options are available. Other local tourism operators have also provided discounted experiences. Visit the website for more information.

CONFERENCE ACCOMMODATION

Book your stay in Karratha with a recommended conference accommodation provider. Visit the website for a full list of preferred accommodation providers.

watourismconference.com.au

DELEGATE PROSPECTUSSEPTEMBER 16 - 18

RED EARTH ARTS PRECINCT, KARRATHA

Presented in partnership by Principal Sponsor Platinum Sponsor

SPONSORS For more about our sponsors, visit watourismconference.com.au

PRINCIPAL SPONSORTourism WA is a State Government statutory authority and part of the broader economic development portfolio of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation. Tourism WA is responsible for promoting Western Australia as an extraordinary holiday and event destination. This includes marketing the State; developing, attracting and promoting major sporting, arts, cultural and business events; and supporting major projects that will draw visitors to particular destinations.

PLATINUM SPONSOR

The City of Karratha is a progressive local government in the north-west Pilbara, home to billion-dollar industry and surrounded by ancient landscape. Offering unique and sustainable tourism experiences supported by modern and considered infrastructure, the City is a vibrant regional hub well positioned for diverse economic growth..

GOLD SPONSORS

Bailiwick Legal provides individual and tailored solutions by working closely with clients to understand the complexities of their unique situation.

GWN7 is Regional Western Australia’s highest rating and most successful television network. The network is committed to providing the very best local and international entertainment, live news, and major sporting events to over 500,000 residents.

Perth Convention Bureau drives the business events sector in Perth and Western Australia and has been helping associations, corporations and agents bring their conferences and corporate and incentive groups to Western Australia for more than 45 years.

Vanguard Press is a leading print provider, offering an integrated supply chain encompassing publishing, design, print and distribution to meet the demands of the tourism industry.

SILVER SPONSORS

Images courtesy City of Karratha and WellStrategicDesign by Scamper Design scamperdesign.com

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