❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice from 2006 covering tourism, convention centres, EventsCorp activities, market share, Chinese tourism, railway impact, funding, and tourism office closures. The response provides some data and refers to previous briefings.
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(1) How many major international conventions are booked for the Perth Convention Centre for the rest of 2005?
(2) How does this compare to the Sydney Convention Centre?
(3) How many major international events are booked for the Perth Convention Centre for 2006?
(4) What major international events have EventsCorp organised for 2005?
(5) What major international events have EventsCorp organised for 2006?
(6) Will the construction of the Perth-Mandurah railway affect the attractiveness of the Convention Centre to potential clients?
(7) If not, why not?
(8) Will delays on the Perth-Mandurah railway affect the number and/or size of events held at the Perth Convention Centre?
(9) If so, what is the expected impact?
(10) Why is Western Australia’s national market share for tourism down from 9.1% in 2002 to 8.5% in 2005?
(11) Why has the number of inbound Chinese tourists to Western Australia decreased by 11.7% from 2003 to 2005%?
(12) What was the percentage increase for inbound Chinese tourists to Australia over the period 2003 to 2005?
(13) Why is Western Australia losing market share in such an important emerging market like China?
(14) Does the Government have a minimum amount of money that it expects to be leveraged from a Government funded event and if so how much is that amount?
(15) If not, why not?
(16) What is the Tourism Crisis Funding for and how much was that funding?
(17) How many convention centres is China currently building?
(18) Will the Government underwrite conventions to overcome the impact of distance and railway works on the national convention market?
(19) Which tourism offices have closed nationally and internationally in the last 2 years?
(20) Why were those offices closed?
(21) Were the staff at those offices made redundant?
(22) Are seniors considered a potential growth market in the domestic tourism segment and if not, why not?
(2) How does this compare to the Sydney Convention Centre?
(3) How many major international events are booked for the Perth Convention Centre for 2006?
(4) What major international events have EventsCorp organised for 2005?
(5) What major international events have EventsCorp organised for 2006?
(6) Will the construction of the Perth-Mandurah railway affect the attractiveness of the Convention Centre to potential clients?
(7) If not, why not?
(8) Will delays on the Perth-Mandurah railway affect the number and/or size of events held at the Perth Convention Centre?
(9) If so, what is the expected impact?
(10) Why is Western Australia’s national market share for tourism down from 9.1% in 2002 to 8.5% in 2005?
(11) Why has the number of inbound Chinese tourists to Western Australia decreased by 11.7% from 2003 to 2005%?
(12) What was the percentage increase for inbound Chinese tourists to Australia over the period 2003 to 2005?
(13) Why is Western Australia losing market share in such an important emerging market like China?
(14) Does the Government have a minimum amount of money that it expects to be leveraged from a Government funded event and if so how much is that amount?
(15) If not, why not?
(16) What is the Tourism Crisis Funding for and how much was that funding?
(17) How many convention centres is China currently building?
(18) Will the Government underwrite conventions to overcome the impact of distance and railway works on the national convention market?
(19) Which tourism offices have closed nationally and internationally in the last 2 years?
(20) Why were those offices closed?
(21) Were the staff at those offices made redundant?
(22) Are seniors considered a potential growth market in the domestic tourism segment and if not, why not?
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Answered
15 June 2006
Responded by
Minister for Tourism
Response time
36 days
(2)Information extracted from the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre's 'Calendar of Events' shows that six major international conventions are booked at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre. (3) For 2006, there are eleven major international conventions booked at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. (4) The only event that is wholly organised and managed by EventsCorp is Rally Australia; however events that have been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
international conventions are booked at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre. (3) For 2006, there are eleven major international conventions booked at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. (4) The only event that is wholly organised and managed by EventsCorp is Rally Australia; however events that have been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(3) For 2006, there are eleven major international conventions booked at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. (4) The only event that is wholly organised and managed by EventsCorp is Rally Australia; however events that have been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(4) The only event that is wholly organised and managed by EventsCorp is Rally Australia; however events that have been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(21-22) Yes.
international conventions are booked at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre. (3) For 2006, there are eleven major international conventions booked at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. (4) The only event that is wholly organised and managed by EventsCorp is Rally Australia; however events that have been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(3) For 2006, there are eleven major international conventions booked at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. (4) The only event that is wholly organised and managed by EventsCorp is Rally Australia; however events that have been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(4) The only event that is wholly organised and managed by EventsCorp is Rally Australia; however events that have been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
been attracted to WA by EventsCorp, and received funding assistance in 2005, included: Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Tri-Nations Bowls Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Indian Rim University Games 4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
4 Nations Basketball International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
International Rugby Test - Australia v South Africa Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Hyundai Hopman Cup Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Ironman Western Australia Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Gravity Games H²O Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Salomon Masters @ Margaret River X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
X-Adventure Raid World Cup Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Canoe Marathon World Championship World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
World Darts Championship In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
In addition, 14 regional events received EventsCorp funding support through the Regional Events Scheme. (5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(5) As above, Rally Australia is the only event that is wholly organised by EventsCorp. In addition, the following events were attracted to WA by EventsCorp or received funding in 2006: Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Hyundai Hopman Cup Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Clipper International Round the World Yacht Race Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Johnnie Walker Classic Golf Tournament X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
X-adventure Raid World Cup The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
The Great Western Australian Bike Ride Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Margaret River Pro International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
International Rugby Test - Australia v Ireland Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Red Bull Air Race and Festival World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
World Ultimate Club Championships Flying Disk Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Ironman Western Australia Triathlon Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Gravity Games H²O Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Velux 5 Oceans (formerly BOC) Round the World Yacht Race International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
International Cricket Test - Ashes and Cricket City Perth In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
In addition to the above major events a further 17 regional events, scheduled for 2006, have or will receive Regional Event Scheme funding. It is important to note that additional events may receive funding through the first round of the 2006-07 Regional Event Scheme funding. Applications closed on Friday 12 May 2006 and the assessment of applications is ongoing. (6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(6 - 9) No. (10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(10) I understand that tourism visitation to Western Australia was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
received from the Tourism Western Australia's Chief Executive Officer, however I will provide this information once again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
again. WA's share of the total domestic market for the past five years has ranged between 8.5% and 9.1%, according to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
to information compiled by Tourism Research Australia National Visitor Survey 2001-2005. This variation in Western Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia's market share is due to a complex interaction between many external and global factors. (11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(11) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia on 6 June 2006. Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Chinese Visitor Numbers to Western Australia v Australia over time (*raw data) Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Chinese Visitor numbers (annual*) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 WA 3,900 5,200 11,100 10,900 9,800 Australia 148,300 179,600 168,600 239,900 272,300 Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Source: Tourism Research Australia International Visitor Survey (12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(12) Refer to (11) above. (13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(13) It is important to remember that China is a new market for Western Australia, with marketing activity only beginning in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
in September 2005. From entry to other markets we know that it takes several years to become established in the market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
market. (14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(14) I understand that event tourism return on investment, was discussed at the 6 June 2006 briefing that the Member received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
received from Tourism Western Australia. (15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(15) Events are assessed individually according to their potential to deliver returns to the State across a number of deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
deliverables including economic impact, media impact, community impact, brand alignment and the level of private investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
investment. (16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(16) There currently is no Tourism Crisis Funding. (17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(17) I suggest that the Member contacts the International Congress and Convention Association for this information. (18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(18) No. (19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(19) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia on 6 June 2006. (20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(20) I understand that this information has already been provided to the Member in a briefing with Tourism Western Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
Australia on 6 June 2006. (21-22) Yes.
(21-22) Yes.
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