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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Business Events Perth respectfully acknowledges Aboriginal peoples as the Traditional Custodians of Western Australia and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We celebrate the diversity of Aboriginal Western Australians and honour their continuing connection to Country, culture and community.

MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO

Thank you for choosing Western Australia for your upcoming business event, a place where business meets pleasure.

Western Australia is a diverse state with a rich blend of natural beauty and wonderful cultural experiences. Planning an event in such a vast destination can be overwhelming. We offer a comprehensive range of modern event venues in our capital city, Perth, as well as unique experiences across our regions, which collectively account for a third of the Australian continent.

Within this toolkit, you’ll discover valuable resources to effectively market your conference, exhibition, congress, or incentive group trip in Western Australia, ensuring that your attendees’ expectations are exceeded.

We have included copy decks, social media assets, imagery, and more to facilitate your planning process. Additionally, our team is readily available to provide support as you navigate this toolkit and activate these resources.

We are eagerly looking forward to welcoming you and your business event delegates to Western Australia.

GARETH MARTIN Chief Executive Officer Business Events

COPY DECKS

Here you’ll find comprehensive information tailored to support your conference website’s content needs, specifically designed for promoting Perth, Western Australia, and the broader Australian experience.

We understand that your delegates are unique, and if you’re seeking further tailored messaging that more closely resonates with them, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We are here to collaborate with you and create bespoke content that not only inspires but also drives registration, attendance and extraordinary experiences.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Western Australia, with majestic landscapes for big sky thinking, a place where delegates can experience otherworldly phenomena and dreamlike experiences with supernatural contrasts of colour and texture, awe-inspiring wilderness and boundless natural adventures.

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Western Australia (WA) — it’s big, beautiful and billions of years old.

WA’s Aboriginal history dates back more than 50,000 years — making it one of the world’s oldest living cultures.

Approximately the size of Western Europe, WA accounts for one-third of the Australian continent. It boasts over 12,500 kilometers of coastline (20,000km including islands), multiple UNESCO world heritage sites, biodiversity hotspots and a host of natural wonders found nowhere else on Earth.

Of the State’s population of 2.7 million people, around threequarters live in the Perth region. With more than 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, Perth is Australia’s sunniest capital city. The city’s spectacular natural surroundings are rivaled only by its vibrant city life.

Dreamlike experiences and natural wonders await you in every region of this grand and diverse State, and the varied climate — Mediterranean conditions in the south through to the northern tropics — means you’ll always find summer somewhere in WA.

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BUNGLE BUNGLE RANGE, PURNULULU NATIONAL PARK

Sitting pretty on the banks of the Swan River | Derbarl Yerrigan in Whadjuk Noongar country, Australia’s sunniest capital city Perth | Boorloo effortlessly blends urban cool with raw natural beauty. Its heart is bustling with hotels, restaurants, bars, shopping and cultural spaces, and is also home to one of the world’s most beautiful inner-city parks. Within 30 minutes of the city centre, delegates can be exploring Western Australia’s oldest wine region, experiencing a dreamy Indian Ocean sunset, cycling around an island paradise or exploring Perth’s historic port city of Fremantle | Walyalup.

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Experience the vibrant city of Perth | Boorloo, Australia’s sunniest capital city, where business opportunities abound amidst its natural beauty. This dynamic urban centre, nestled alongside the Swan River | Derbal Yerrigan, offers a plethora of options for you to connect, collaborate, and learn.

Framed by the Swan River, the city boasts 19 pristine beaches, each blessed with dreamy Indian Ocean sunsets, and is home to one of the world’s largest inner-city parks.

You can explore Perth’s historic and bohemian port city of Fremantle | Walyalup, embark on dolphin-watching cruises in Rockingham, or arrange a visit to Rottnest Island | Wadjemup to capture a Quokka selfie of your own.

Enhance your conference experience and immerse yourself in cultural tours, luxury hotels, shopping precincts, rooftop bars and waterfront dining at Elizabeth Quay | Goomup on the beautiful Swan River. When you experience Perth it is easy to see why it is such a relaxed and naturally adventurous capital city.

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Fremantle | Walyalup, affectionately known as ‘Freo,’ offers conference attendees a vibrant and culturally rich experience just a 30-minute drive from Perths CBD.

This bohemian town is not only filled with art galleries, restaurants, and cafés but also hosts the bustling Fremantle Markets and one of Australia’s first micro-breweries. Savour fresh seafood harborside, dine in historic buildings, or unwind on the beach while watching Indian Ocean sunsets.

Explore Freo intimately on a walking tour with a local guide, passing buskers, performers, and street art. History enthusiasts can visit the WA Maritime Museum and the World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison.

Outside the city center, discover gorgeous beaches, walking and cycling trails along the river’s edge, offering a perfect blend of culture, creativity, and cuisine for professional association attendees.

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Rottnest Island | Wadjemup, affectionately known as ‘Rotto,’ is a serene pocket of paradise that provides conference attendees with endless adventures. Easily accessible by ferry, helicopter, or airplane, this car-free, protected nature reserve offers a unique conference experience.

With 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays, and abundant marine life, Rottnest Island boasts the world’s happiest marsupial, the adorable quokka. Explore the island’s cultural significance and history on an Aboriginal guided tour, followed by ocean boat cruises to catch your own fresh seafood.

Experience the island by scenic flight, segway, bus, boat, waterbike, or even a glass-bottom kayak. Cycling is a fantastic way to discover the island’s lighthouses, salt lakes, caves, coves and white sandy beaches.

Whether hiking through nature or joining guided snorkeling tours, you will find adventure at every turn. Enjoy dinner and sunset views over Thompson Bay before retiring to luxury, eco-friendly, or glamping accommodations. Live the ‘Rotto life’ for a day or a week, and experience the island getaway of your dreams.

A relaxed day trip from Perth | Boorloo, the Swan Valley offers conference attendees a delightful escape where business meets pleasure. Easily accessible by a short drive or river cruise, it’s the only wine region you can reach from an Australian capital city by water.

With over 40 wineries and 70 restaurants and cafes, the Swan Valley is a blend of rich history and contemporary delights, perfect for curious diners and drinkers. Sample signature grape varieties, explore wineries by horse-drawn wagons or chauffeured classic cars, and savour locally crafted beer, cider, and spirits.

Delight your taste buds with artisanal providores offering locally produced olives, cheese, chocolate, nuts, honey, nougat, and ice cream. Beyond the amazing culinary experiences, engage in activities such as horse riding, cycling, hiking, golf, wildlife encounters, art galleries, and Aboriginal cultural experiences.

Nearby Caversham Wildlife Park offers encounters with koalas, wombats, and kangaroos, ensuring that conference attendees have a memorable and enriching Australian experience.

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SOUTH WEST

Serving up a coastal culinary adventure, the world-class Margaret River Region is an unparalleled destination for gourmet experiences and unforgettable outdoor adventures.

Amid its sprawling vineyards, you’ll find welcoming cellar doors, award-winning restaurants, local providores and distilleries just waiting to be discovered. Beyond the delicious food and wine scene, the South West’s natural attractions invite adventurous travellers to explore.

Take to the ocean at the breathtaking surfing, swimming and snorkelling spots dotted along the coast, or spot humpback whales majestically making their way through the water on their annual migration.

On land, walk among the leafy giants of the area’s tall timber forests, connect with Aboriginal culture in Wadandi and Bibbulmun country, and experience barefoot luxury on a section of the iconic Cape to Cape Track.

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BUSSELTON

Busselton (Undalup) has a foreshore that will stop you in your tracks and have you entertained for hours. You’ll be dazzled by the ivory sand and the translucent turquoise ocean lapping at its edges. Then, a 1.8 kilometre-long, heritage-listed jetty will draw your eyes out to sea where, from May to December, tens of thousands of whales pass by on their annual migration.

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Immerse yourself in an unforgettable underwater adventure at the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef (Nyinggulu). A string of pristine beaches stretch the length of the Coral Coast while just a few metres off the shore, Australia’s largest fringing coral reef is the perfect place to swim alongside majestic whale sharks, humpback whales and manta rays, and come face-toface with Monkey Mia’s friendly dolphins.

Step away from this unspoilt marine paradise to discover a kaleidoscope of colour, thanks to carpets of vivid wildflowers and a bubblegum-pink lake.

Otherworldly explorations continue into the lunar landscape of Nambung National Park where the ancient limestone Pinnacles pierce the skyline. Up the coast, the Kalbarri Skywalk offers a breathtaking bird’s-eye-view of the national park’s dramatic river gorges and rugged rock formations.

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Nature paints an unforgettable picture in the Golden Outback, which stretches from countryside to coastline. Explore one of the world’s largest outdoor art galleries, gaze at the Aboriginal rock art that dots the stunning landscape and discover the historic Goldfields.

Ancient sandstone and granite monoliths rise from the red earth. Mighty Mount Augustus is two-and-a-half times the size of Uluru, while mind-blowing Wave Rock, a land-locked monster swell, serves up sweeping views of the desert wilderness.

The eye-catching colours continue in Esperance (Kepa Kurl) and its surroundings. Witness the beauty of Lucky Bay, home to whitest beaches you’ll ever see and kangaroos that laze on the shore. The bubblegum-pink Lake Hillier in the Recherche Archipelago contrasts the indigo-blue hues of the Indian Ocean. And just when you think your senses have been saturated, dazzling fields of wildflowers and the star-strewn night sky offer an unforgettable visual spectacle.

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NORTH WEST

Embark on one of the most awe-inspiring wilderness adventures on the planet and discover what billions of years of rock formations have left behind in the stunning natural landscapes of The Kimberley.

With breathtaking beauty at every turn, this fascinating region offers plenty of ways to uncover its best-kept secrets – from an Aboriginal walking tour through the World Heritage-listed Purnululu National Park, home to the Bungle Bungles’ dramatic sandstone karsts, to an iconic sunset camel ride along Cable Beach in tropical Broome (Rubibi), or a scenic flight over the turquoise tidal waters of the mighty Horizontal Falls.

Step away from everyday life and head off the beaten track. Descend into Karijini National Park’s cavernous gorges and crystal-clear waterways, then end each exhilarating day under a star-studded sky at one of the quietly luxurious remote resorts on offer.

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BROOME

Welcome to Broome (Rubibi), where old and modern worlds collide, and the ocean meets the outback in picture-perfect style. It’s a place that captivates visitors with its spectacular natural landscapes and fascinating pearl-diving history. Explore the western gateway to the Kimberley wilderness as you traverse turquoise waters and red ochre rock, take a camel ride against a tangerine sunset, and uncover ancient dinosaur footprints along the way.

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AUSTRALIA

Known across the globe for its ancient outback landscapes, naturally wide-open spaces, coastal cities fringed with golden beaches and deep blue oceans, Australia is loved for much more than its iconic landmarks and far horizons. Home to the world’s oldest living culture, the vibrant diversity of Australia’s population today is matched only by the land itself.

With a shared spirit for land and lifestyle, together Australian’s are redefining modern Australia to offer something truly unique to the world.

While some things have remained the same - namely the friendly locals that have perfected an effortless enjoyment for life - everything from fashion to food to infrastructure has had a fresh new makeover.

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A nationwide love for fresh produce, wine and great coffee has firmly embedded an urban cafe and restaurant culture across the country with innovative chefs, vinters and distillers making for a thriving food and drink scene.

Business delegates are welcomed to learn the cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and share in the values that Australian’s hold close to their hearts: a love for nature and wildlife, a sense of adventure and an undying passion for living life outdoors.

From the outback to the coast, to the icons and undiscovered, there’s still nothing like Australia.

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With Business Events Perth, you are connected to a diverse network of over 140 industry members statewide, we're here and ready to assist you in finding extraordinary off-site venues and unforgettable experiences. Explore our venues and services search now!

Are your conference delegates eager to make the most of their stay in Western Australia by embarking on unforgettable pre or post-conference tours? Be inspired by these captivating itineraries waiting for you @westernaustralia.com!

EVENTS

Perth and Western Australia's vibrant major events calendar is one to excite. Why not share this exciting lineup with your delegates? The following highlights can assist to captivate your attendees or enhance your conference social or partner programs. Check back for the latest events in WA, this page is regularly updated.

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ORD VALLEY MUSTER 15-24 MAY 2026

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CABIN FEVER FESTIVAL 17-26 JULY 2026

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SHINJU MATSURI

23 AUG - 7 SEP 2026

PAIR’D FESTIVAL 19- 22 NOV 2026

IMAGE GALLERY

Images speak volumes, and below, you’ll find a collection of links to image libraries. These resources are here to help you craft your conference website and showcase Western Australia as the perfect dream destination for your upcoming business event.

BUSINESS EVENTS PERTH IMAGE GALLERY

TOURISM WESTERN AUSTRALIA IMAGE GALLERY

VIDEO GALLERY

Videos have the power to connect with an audience, and below, you’ll find a collection of video resources designed to enhance your conference website and boost your social media presence, showcasing Western Australia as the perfect destination for your upcoming business event.

At the end of each video, we’ve included a blank slide for you to seamlessly incorporate your conference logo.

Should you require any assistance in this process, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’re here to support you.

LOGOS

We are thrilled to support your business event in WA, and we're eager to help spread the word.

Below, you'll find links to our logo library, which you can use to acknowledge our support.

We'd be delighted if you could incorporate these logos into your website and promotional materials, categorising us as the 'Destination Sponsor’.

FACT SHEETS

Unlock the power of infographics for clear event promotion!

Explore the link below to access a curated collection of fact sheets, designed to equip your delegates with information for their journey to Australia’s sunniest capital city for your event.

We want to work with you to reach out to your business delegates to unlock the power of impactful communication with our support.

Reach out to us for communications support, encompassing everything from crafting compelling corporate messaging for your media releases to weaving captivating news stories and creating engaging event social media spotlights.

+61 (0) 8 9218 2913

marketing@beperth.com

DIGITAL ASSETS

Unleash the potential of our digital assets to ignite conference awareness and drive registrations. Below, we offer you a trove of destination libraries, brimming with resources such as captivating social media tiles, dynamic website banners, eye-catching EDM headers, and more. These assets are all set for you to download, ready to be personalised with your event name and logo, and display the breathtaking beauty of Western Australia.

DOWNLOAD LINKEDIN POST TEMPLATE

DOWNLOAD INSTAGRAM POST TEMPLATE

DOWNLOAD INSTAGRAM STORY TEMPLATE

WEBSITE BANNERS DOWNLOAD DIGITAL BANNERS

PRINT ASSETS

As you prepare for your upcoming event on the captivating West Coast, are you looking to create memorable brand activations that draw attention? Look no further! We've got you covered with a curated selection of print-ready artwork for pull-up banners and posters, all available for download. These stunning visuals are your canvas to make a lasting impression.