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Tourism in WA

Compiled by Sharon Trinder

Student no: 2036095

Katrina Strampel

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EXPENDITURE GENERATED EACH YEAR BY THE TOURIST DOLLAR

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$4.9 BILLION

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Main Reason to Visit? “A Holiday”

Come and feel part of Australia the Movie .

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Why do I visit Western Australia

The friendly peopleThe wide open spaces

The clean fresh air Not too busy

See the stars and the moon Pristine beaches

It a natural wonder and beauty andI genuinely love Western Australia

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Getting to Western Australia

International Visitors International airlines;

Qantas,BA,Singapore Airlines,Malay Cruise liners Sail or boat.

Interstate Visitors Airlines e.g.: Qantas,Jetstar,Tiger Air. Cruise Liners Rail Drive yourself Tourist coach Sail or boat

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AccommodationSome examples: Hotel accommodation from 5 star

to backpackers. Caravan and Camping grounds. Self contained chalets. Bed and breakfast’s. Luxury cruising Wilderness safari retreats. Resort

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Getting around Western Australia • Western Australia is serviced by a

variety of different airlines. • There is a vast rail and coach

network across the state. • Hire of cars, caravans and

campervans are available• Variety of tourist companies

available with many different itineraries.

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Key Areas to Visit in Western Australia:

Western Australia North West

Bungle Bungles Cable Beach. Camel rides on Cable Beach Lake Argyle and the Argyle Diamond

Mine Set of the movie “Australia” and

Elquestro Station. Cruises on board the Kimberley Quest

or Lake Argyle.

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Key Areas to Visit in Western Australia:

Western Australia Golden Outback Aboriginal encounters with the

Dreamtime. Visit an old mine shaft or try

panning for gold. Crystal clear star gazing. Go camping in solitude Visit the “Super Pit” Esperance and its surrounding

bays.

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Key Areas to Visit in Western Australia:

Western Australia’s Coral Coast

Take a 4WD tour to the Pinnacles Exmouth’s Ningaloo Reef. Scuba dive, fish or snorkel

Ningaloo Reef. Take a swim with “The Whale

Sharks” Dolphins at Monkey Mia. Take a fishing charter for. Visit Karijini National Park.

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Key Areas to Visit in Western Australia:

Perth City and surrounds Visit Trigg, Cottesloe or

Scarborough beach Surf, swim, snorkel along W.A.’s

beaches Cruise on the Swan River Visit the Port of Fremantle Visit some of Australia’s premier

restaurants and bars. Take the ferry to Rottnest Island.

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Key Areas to Visit in Western Australia:Western Australia’s South West

Whale watching. Visit wineries, breweries and

restaurants. Surf at Margaret River . Dive in Geographe Bay. The world’s largest, oldest and

trees. Secluded and wild beaches.

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For more information Visit Tourism W.A. Website at:

http://www.westernaustralia.com/au/Pages/Welcome_to_Western_Australia.aspx

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Reference List:Branston,G.,&Stafford,R.(2003).The Media Student’s Book, third edition.U.S.A.Routelage 

Evans,P.,& Thomas,M.A.(2008).Exploring the Elements of Design,Second Edition.Canada:Delmar Cengage Learning.

Images throughout presentation:Tourism Western Australia(Tourism WA).[n.d].Retrieved 23rd March,2009, from the Tourism Western Australia

Website, Government of Western Australia: http://www.tourism.wa.gov.au/Pages/welcome_to_tourism_western_australia.aspx

 Tourism Western Australia(Tourism WA).[n.d].Retrieved 23rd March,2009, from the Tourism Western Australia

Website, Government of Western Australia: http://www.tourism.wa.gov.au/Pages/welcome_to_tourism_western_australia.aspx

 Tourism Western Australia(2007). Research and Analysis International Visitor Review Western Australia

2007,Western Australi-2007-A Visitor Summary.Retrieved 23rd March 2009,from http://www.tourism.wa.gov.au/Research_and_Statistics/Indepth_Annual_Visitor_Review/Pages/International_Visitor_Review.aspx

 Welcome to Western Australia(Tourism WA).[n.d].Retrieved 23rd March,2009, from the Official Tourism

Website for Western Australia site: http://www.westernaustralia.com/au/Pages/Welcome_to_Western_Australia.aspx

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Information Age Third Edition.Roseville NSW:McGraw-Hill Book Company.

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Mark Comments 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Quality of the product

The presentation has clear and concise the information that gives the viewer basic information about having a “holiday” Western Australia.

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Depth of information & discussion

Each slide has a notes page attached to it which goes into a lot more details about travelling to Western Australia. This is designed so the presenter can give more detailed information on Western Australia without putting too much information on the visual slides.

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Quality of the conceptual underpinnings

I feel that I grasped the conceptual underpinnings of the presentation by selecting a variety of images that represent Western Australia. I also have chosen not to include too much animation in a bid to keep the viewer interested. My target Audience was the first time visitor to Western Australia and I feel that after viewing this report any prospective tourist would have basic information to start to plan a holiday.

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Quality of submission (e.g. presentation & referencing)

I used several different text books, websites and the Microsoft power point help section in order to a good grasp on how to design and present my slides. I feel I now have a good understanding on what is important in presenting information to the viewer.

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