See images of the 2010 Red Bull Air Race which took part over the city of Perth along the Swan River.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Red Bull Air Race Images - Perth Tourism Events
See images of the 2010 Red Bull Air Race which took part over the city of Perth along the Swan River.
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Red Bull Air Race returns to Perth (Perth Events)
This is one of the most innovative world championships on the sporting calendar. Spectacular backdrops teamed with jaw-dropping stunts guarantees spectators an exhilarating and exciting experience.
Perth offers one of the best locations the Red Bull Air Race has ever seen – the city's Langley Park transforms into the Air Race ‘airport’ merely metres away from the aerial race track over the Swan River, the city skyline providing the perfect backdrop.
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Perth offers one of the best locations the Red Bull Air Race has ever seen – the city's Langley Park transforms into the Air Race ‘airport’ merely metres away from the aerial race track over the Swan River, the city skyline providing the perfect backdrop.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Metro Hotel Perth function Room

See the NEW image of Metro Hotel Perth function room
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Australia’s Tourist Arrivals Tops 12 million (Perth Tourism News)
Australia’s Tourist Arrivals Tops 12 million
The number of international visitors coming to Australia has remained steady despite the tough conditions for tourism globally, according to the latest new tourism figures.
Figures released this week by the Australian Bureau of Statistics have highlighted Australia’s “resilience in the difficult economic climate”. Approximately 12.4 million people arrived in Australia during 2009 and 12.3 million left, making the total number of arrivals and departures almost 25 million.
Original forecasts predicted international departures would fall by almost 3 per cent last year, however they rose by over 8 per cent as Australia's economy fared relatively well throughout the global economic downturn. A record 6.3 million Australian residents made short-term departures, up from 5.8 million in 2008, according to the ABS research. The top three destinations for Australian travellers were New Zealand, the USA and Indonesia were while tourists visiting Australia were most likely to come from New Zealand, the UK and the USA. Traditionally strong markets such as Japan and Korea posted significant declines in arrivals mainly due to their local economic conditions.

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The number of international visitors coming to Australia has remained steady despite the tough conditions for tourism globally, according to the latest new tourism figures.
Figures released this week by the Australian Bureau of Statistics have highlighted Australia’s “resilience in the difficult economic climate”. Approximately 12.4 million people arrived in Australia during 2009 and 12.3 million left, making the total number of arrivals and departures almost 25 million.
Original forecasts predicted international departures would fall by almost 3 per cent last year, however they rose by over 8 per cent as Australia's economy fared relatively well throughout the global economic downturn. A record 6.3 million Australian residents made short-term departures, up from 5.8 million in 2008, according to the ABS research. The top three destinations for Australian travellers were New Zealand, the USA and Indonesia were while tourists visiting Australia were most likely to come from New Zealand, the UK and the USA. Traditionally strong markets such as Japan and Korea posted significant declines in arrivals mainly due to their local economic conditions.

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Sunday, February 7, 2010
Tourism WA launches new positioning and Taxi Ride campaign

Tourism Western Australia has launched a new brand positioning and marketing campaign targeting 35 to 64 year olds from Australia and key international markets including the USA, UK and Japan.
The new Experience Extraordinary positioning, created by Host, will aim to educate consumers on what they can do in the state.
Stephanie Buckland, Tourism WA CEO, said: “We know from extensive research that many of our target consumers don’t know what there is to do and see in Western Australia and that this is a barrier to travel. They are not aware of the unique experiences on offer in Western Australia.”
The Extraordinary Taxi Ride was created to support the new brand positioning. It will see the launch of a nine-week taxi journey with 11 sets of passengers from Australia and around the world undertaking the 11 legs of the journey around the state.
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Australia Day in Perth Goes off with a Bang (Video of the Fireworks)
See video for Australia day 2010 Fireworks display as taken from Metro Hotel Perth.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Red Bull Air Race, Perth returns in 2010

The Red Bull Air Race will return with a new position on the race calendar.
The new dates for the Perth race are Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 April 2010.
More information on the Perth 2010 race will be available soon.
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