Business Events Perth has launched a new interactive business event planner for organisers to encourage conferences, exhibitions, and corporate and incentive events to the west coast of Australia.
As Western Australia prepares to transition to a controlled open of its inter-state border on 14 November, the new online tool showcases the best of the state’s business event products by taking the user on a guided tour of unique meeting spaces, accommodation, meeting spaces and experiences.
The use of videos helps users engage in a ‘choose your own adventure’ style journey through Western Australia with their personal driver, Alan.
The virtual tour also takes the user into the beauty of Western Australia’s regions, where the user can experience three UNESCO world heritage listed sites, including the world’s largest fringing reef, get a virtual taste of wine in Australia’s most awarded fine wine region, and meet WA’s famously happy marsupial, the Quokka.
Business Events Perth chief executive Gareth Martin said: “Western Australia is one of the greatest places on the planet, brimming with premium event facilities, natural riches and world class experiences, making it the perfect destination for your next business event.
“We hope, through this interactive tool, we can share everything Western Australia has to offer encouraging business event organisers and delegates to event here again soon.
“While our borders have been closed, the local business event industry has innovated in response to restrictions to accommodate the ‘new normal’ for business events. As early as July, Western Australia held the country’s first-large scale business event, with Covid-19 safety protocols in place.
“We’re ready to welcome back interstate delegates to share our amazing state and demonstrate how to event here safely.”
From 14 November interstate visitors from Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory, which are considered ‘very low risk’ areas (with no community cases for the past 28 days) will be allowed to travel into Western Australia, and will no longer be required to self-quarantine.
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