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New Perth Visitor Centre A Boost for WA Agritourism

Exciting news for the WA tourism industry, and particularly for agritourism operators! A brand new, world-class Western Australia Visitor Centre is set to open at Perth Station in mid-2025. This development promises to enhance the visitor experience and drive more bookings for tourism businesses across the state.

What’s in Store?

The new visitor centre will be more than just a brochure stand. It aims to provide a truly immersive and informative welcome to WA, complete with:

  • Prime Location: Situated at Perth Station, the centre will be easily accessible for visitors arriving by train, including those using the Airport Line.
  • Personalized Advice: Staff will offer expert guidance on itineraries and experiences, helping visitors discover hidden gems and plan unforgettable trips.
  • Enhanced Booking Services: Streamlined booking facilities will make it easy for visitors to secure their spots on tours and experiences, including agritourism offerings.
  • Celebrating WA’s Culture and Heritage: The centre’s design will showcase local materials and feature a stunning mural created by a Noongar artist, immersing visitors in WA’s unique cultural landscape.

Why This Matters for Agritourism Operators

This new visitor centre presents a fantastic opportunity for agritourism businesses:

  • Increased Visibility: With a dedicated space for tourism information and booking services, agritourism experiences will gain greater exposure to a wider audience.
  • Direct Booking Opportunities: The streamlined booking facilities will make it easier for visitors to book agritourism experiences directly, potentially reducing reliance on third-party platforms.
  • Enhanced Visitor Experience: By providing comprehensive information and personalized advice, the centre will contribute to a more positive and fulfilling visitor journey, which reflects positively on the entire tourism sector.

How to Prepare

  • Ensure Your Listing is Up-to-Date: Make sure your business information and offerings are current on the westernaustralia.com website.
  • Optimize Your Online Presence: A strong online presence, including a user-friendly website and engaging social media content, will be essential for attracting bookings.
  • Collaborate with the Visitor Centre: Reach out to the visitor centre team once it opens to explore opportunities for collaboration and promotion.

This new visitor centre is a significant investment in WA tourism and a valuable asset for agritourism operators. By leveraging this resource, we can collectively enhance the visitor experience and drive growth within our sector.

Words by:

Andy Burns

I am the founder of Scott Aussie Tourism Marketing, a full-service agency specialising in agritourism and promoting travel, tourism, and hospitality businesses. My passion lies in developing strategic marketing solutions that drive growth and success for my clients and our region.

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28/10/2024
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