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CATEGORY 1 - Major Tourist Attractions

Sponsored by tourism wa.

Gold - WA Museum Boola Bardip

At the heart of the Perth Cultural Centre precinct, WA Museum Boola Bardip is where Western Australia’s stories come alive, making it the must-see tourist destination for intrastate, interstate and international travellers alike. Through captivating local and international exhibitions, interactive displays, diverse programs and events, the Museum attracted more than 455,000 visitors last financial year, contributing significantly to the State’s economy. Globally recognised, WA Museum Boola Bardip truly embodies the essence of a world-class museum and tourist attraction. 

Silver - Fremantle Prison

Bronze - rottnest island.

CATEGORY 2 - Tourist Attractions

Sponsored by hello perth.

Gold - Willie Creek Pearl Farm

Willie Creek Pearl Farm educates and inspires thousands of visitors each year to uncover the history, mystery and journey of the pearl on its multi-award-winning tours. Located 38km north of Broome, the commercial pearling site sustainably produces the best pearls in the world: Australian South Sea Pearls. Operating for more than 30 years, the WA-based Banfield family have shared the inner workings of the industry; the seeding, care and harvest of the only gem created by a living organism. Experience the magic from shell to showroom, set within the spectacular Kimberley landscape.

Silver - Lobster Shack

Bronze - gravity discovery centre and observatory.

CATEGORY 3 - Major Festivals & Events

Gold - Thomas Dambo’s Giants of Mandurah – FORM Building a State of Creativity

The Giants of Mandurah is a major cultural tourism project initiated, produced and managed by non-profit organisation FORM. Since November 2022, this free-to-view, outdoor trail of several huge wooden sculptures by Danish artist Thomas Dambo has brought thousands of people to the Peel region to discover the unique texture of Mandurah’s First Nations, cultural, natural, and urban settings. In the opening month alone, nearly 50,000 people visited the Giants. By February 2023, Mandurah Visitor Centre was reporting a 400% increase of visitors, and a more than 50% increase of total interstate spend compared with the same period in 2021.  

Silver - WinterLive – Optus Stadium

Bronze - christmas in mandurah – city of mandurah.

CATEGORY 4 - Festivals & Events

Gold - 2023 Ord Valley Muster – Ord Valley Events

Through a diverse calendar packed with exciting events and experiences including dining under the stars, music, yoga boats, comedy, rodeo and more, to the local characters that make Kununurra and the East Kimberley one of the most iconic destinations in the world, the Ord Valley Muster is a truly magical experience for all. From humble beginnings in 2001, the Ord Valley Muster came to life quietly as a simple one-night affair, a pleasant dinner in the outback for local businesses. Since then, it has grown at lightning speed to be firmly established as a pre-eminent event in the national festival calendar. 

Silver - South32 Rottnest Channel Swim – Rottnest Channel Swim Association

Bronze - 2023 perth caravan & camping show – caravan industry association wa.

CATEGORY 5 - Ecotourism

Sponsored by parks & wildlife service.

Gold - Live Ningaloo

Live Ningaloo is the only small, single swimming group tour company specialised in whale shark and humpback whale snorkelling on the Ningaloo reef in Western Australia. Live Ningaloo reclaims time in a meaningful way and gives people the space to feel something. They give guests the best opportunity to create an authentic, life-changing experience that challenges them to grow. Their ultimate vision is to leave people, place, and the wild better than how they found it and inspire visitors to leave the Ningaloo region an ambassador for life. Live Ningaloo envisions a future where all micro ecotourism businesses can achieve positive regenerative outcomes. 

Silver - Perth Wildlife Encounters

Bronze - wooleen station.

CATEGORY 6 - Cultural Tourism

Sponsored by tourism australia.

CATEGORY 7 - Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Tourism

Sponsored by waitoc.

Gold - Ngurrangga Tours

Ngurrangga Tours has been offering indigenous cultural tours of the Pilbara for 10 years.  Owner Clinton Walker and his team of guides take clients to see the wonders of the Pilbara, educating and immersing them in the ways of his culture, its rich and sometimes tragic history, and its connection to the region’s unique country. Clinton Walker is a descendant of the Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi people, the traditional landowners of the coastal and inland areas of the West Pilbara region. In 2021, he was inducted into the WA Tourism Awards Hall of Fame and won the FACET Golden Guide Award. 

CATEGORY 8 - Tourism Retail & Hire Services

Sponsored by vanguard media group.

Gold - Origins Market

Origins Market has introduced the South West to a unique and innovative concept dedicated to showcasing the best of WA’s makers, growers and producers. Origins provides a retail space to 67 regional producers and is an inspirational space to meet the makers. It incubates emerging creatives and small businesses that define the region through innovative programs and inclusions, such as a shared commercial kitchen, workshop opportunities and marketing support. With six precincts under one roof, Origins Market offers a sensory experience where the sights, sounds, tastes, smells and culture of the South West region come together to feed the soul. 

Silver - The House of Honey and Sticky Spoon Cafe

Bronze - willie creek pearls.

CATEGORY 9 - Visitor Information Services

Sponsored by rac parks & resorts.

Gold - Mandurah Visitor Centre

The key focus of the Mandurah Visitor Centre is to supply visitors with the inspiration and information they need to explore the region, when and how they want it. The Visitor Centre offers destination information, booking services, local retail offerings and provides excellent face-to-face and digital visitor servicing, that exceed visitor expectations. 

Silver - Kalgoorlie-Boulder Visitor Centre

Bronze - kununurra visitor centre.

CATEGORY 10 - Business Event Venues

Sponsored by business events perth.

Gold - Pullman Bunker Bay Resort

Nestled amidst the pristine natural wonders, prestigious wineries, fine dining eateries and dazzling beaches of Western Australia’s world-renowned Margaret River region, the award-winning, 5-star Pullman Bunker Bay Resort is a one-stop-concierge featuring the best in conference and event experiences. At Pullman Bunker Bay Resort, lacklustre meetings and yawn-inducing conferences are replaced by innovative business events that inspire, engage and connect. Featuring spectacular views of the Indian Ocean, onsite accommodation and more than 700sqm of function space, this impressive venue provides unique event opportunities that are truly unforgettable. 

Silver - Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre

Bronze - esplanade hotel fremantle by rydges.

CATEGORY 11 - Major Tour & Transport Operators

Sponsored by the sunday times.

Gold - SeaLink WA

SeaLink WA is Western Australia's leading Marine and Tourism Operator, cruising between Rottnest Island, Fremantle, Perth and the Swan Valley. With a vast portfolio of unique cruises and tours, the SeaLink WA team delivers their passion for customer service and tourism through their Captain Cook Cruises, Swan Valley Tours and SeaLink brands. The friendly crew in blue are dedicated to delivering unforgettable memories on our waterways. Whether it be Swan River dining, Rottnest Island adventures or Swan Valley experiences, SeaLink WA has something for everyone. 

Silver - Inspiration Outdoors

Bronze - pinnacle travel group.

CATEGORY 12 - Tour & Transport Operators

Gold - Swan River Seaplanes

Swan River Seaplanes is a premier tourism operator based in Perth, Western Australia. Offering an unparalleled experience, it specialises in aerial tours departing from the heart of Perth city – taking in the picturesque Swan River and its stunning surroundings. Its state-of-the-art seaplane provides guests with panoramic views of Perth's captivating skyline, pristine beaches, and lush landscapes. With a team of experienced pilots, Swan River Seaplanes ensures a safe and exciting adventure, from city scenic flights to packages to Rottnest Island, Margaret River or further afield. Embark on an unforgettable journey and witness the mesmerising beauty of Perth from above with Swan River Seaplanes. 

Silver - The Hike Collective

Bronze - off the beaten track wa.

CATEGORY 13 - Adventure Tourism

Gold - The Hike Collective

The Hike Collective is your home of guided exploration, creating opportunities to explore the rugged landscapes and natural beauty of the hiking trails within one hour of the Perth CBD. It exists to provide a safe space to escape to the simplicity of the great outdoors and empower experiential discovery. It makes adventure accessible to people who may have little outdoor experience, enabling them to discover the true essence of Western Australia through majestic landscapes and incredible bite-sized adventures.  

Silver - Off The Beaten Track WA

Bronze - perth wildlife encounters.

CATEGORY 14 - Tourism Marketing & Campaigns

Sponsored by countrywide publications.

Gold - BIG Reasons to Visit Mandurah – Visit Mandurah

Visit Mandurah is Mandurah’s peak tourism body committed to the vision for Mandurah to be a nationally recognised destination with a strong and innovative visitor economy that preserves the natural environment and delivers exceptional visitor experiences. The launch of the 'Giants of Mandurah' outdoor exhibition by world-renowned artist Thomas Dambo in November 2022 marked the starting point of Visit Mandurah’s destination marketing campaign ‘BIG Reasons to visit Mandurah’ which resulted in giant visitor numbers, record-breaking digital marketing stats and positive sentiment. 

Silver - Queens on the Edge – Australia’s South West

Bronze - join the journey – waitoc.

CATEGORY 15 - Tourism Restaurants & Catering Services

Gold - Core Cider House

Only 35 minutes (but a world away) from Perth city, Core Cider House offers an escape to the Perth Hills. Situated on 40 acres of apple orchards from which tourism experiences are crafted, the Orchard Bistro enables guests to feast and indulge on the produce of the orchard, the region, and of Western Australia. With views over the orchards, the Orchard Bistro connects guests to nature through dynamic seasonal variations. 

Silver - Finlay’s Kalbarri

CATEGORY 16 - Tourism Wineries, Distilleries & Breweries

Sponsored by bailiwick legal.

Gold - Singlefile Wines

Singlefile Wines, located in Denmark in Western Australia’s Great Southern region, is a producer of fine wines crafted with a focus on quality and provenance. Its motto,  Semper Superne Nitens , translates to “the pursuit of excellence” and encapsulates its drive to craft wines at the top of its game, and deliver an exceptional tourism experience. Established by the Snowden and Corbett families in 2007, Singlefile has grown to a respected winery which still stays true to its foundations as a family business. 

Silver - Sin Gin Distillery

CATEGORY 17 - Caravan & Holiday Parks

Sponsored by caravan industry association wa.

Gold - Summerstar Tom Price Tourist Park

Summerstar Tom Price Tourist Park is an Australian family-owned and operated business and a gateway to the over two-billion-year-old rugged gorges of Karijini National Park. It offers an oasis where lush green grounds provide welcome relief from red dirt, creature comforts are aplenty, mountain views leave visitors in awe, pets are welcome, and relaxation and adventure combine. Nestled at the base of the impressive Jarndunmunha (Mount Nameless) - ‘place of rock wallabies’ to the local Aboriginal Eastern Gurum People, and the Pilbara’s highest peak - the park is the perfect base for exploring the Pilbara. 

Silver - Experience Lancelin Holiday Park

CATEGORY 18 - Hosted Accommodation

Gold - Amaroo Retreat & Spa

Situated on 52 acres and only a brief 45-minute drive from Perth city, you will find the exclusive Amaroo Retreat & Spa. This luxury, adults-only escape nestled in the stunning Perth Hills is comprised of eight individual private chalets, an onsite day spa, restaurant and bar, swimming pool, and extensive bushland views as far as the eye can see. “Relax, rejuvenate and reconnect” is the mantra they stand by, and this emulates throughout every aspect of the guest experience.  

CATEGORY 19 - Unique Accommodation

Gold - Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

Nestled in a secluded coastal wilderness at the edge of Western Australia’s spectacular Dampier Peninsula, an overnight stay at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm provides guests with an awe-inspiring Australian tourism experience steeped in pearling heritage and culture. The Farm is a prominent Kimberley attraction offering two unique accommodation precincts; the new Pearler’s Village and historic Divers Creek - where guests can choose to stay in Deluxe Glamping Eco-tents or one of four self-contained Pearler Shacks. In the 2022-23 financial year, the Farm welcomed more than 30,000 visitors staying overnight and was ranked as the #1 ‘Things To Do’ on the Dampier Peninsula. 

Silver - Bullara Station Stay

Bronze - eco abrolhos cruises.

CATEGORY 20 - Self Contained Accommodation

Gold - Tree Chalets

Set in Margaret River’s impressive wine country only a short drive from Busselton is the beautiful Tree Chalets. Sheltered there amid 90 acres of natural Australian bush and Rosegum plantation are two luxuriously appointed chalets, each accommodating two people. The innovative design of the chalets allows for total relaxation and immersion in nature. Couples can enjoy absolute privacy, with the exception of an occasional visit from a kangaroo and the abundant birdlife. With sumptuously inviting beds, decked chill-out zones, stunning cast iron outdoor baths and wood fires, Tree Chalets makes for an ideal romantic getaway. 

Silver - Eight Willows Retreat

Bronze - stay rottnest – rottnest island authority.

CATEGORY 21 - 3-3.5 Star Accommodation

Gold - SurfPoint Resort

Surfpoint Resort provides quality budget accommodation in the heart of the Margaret River region,  along the South West edge of Western Australia. Located in Gnarabup, just minutes from Margaret River Mouth, it is easily accessible by hikers traversing the iconic Cape to Cape track. With world-class swimming and surfing beaches within walking distance, the resort is ideally located for visits to wineries, breweries, eateries and the abundance of attractions the region has to offer. The accommodation appeals to travellers who like to share their experiences, either with extended family, groups of friends, or other travellers. 

Silver - Broadwater Resort Busselton

Bronze - kangaroo inn.

CATEGORY 22 - 4-4.5 Star Accommodation

Sponsored by distinction framing.

Gold - Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa

Cable Beach Resort and Spa offers premium accommodation and is located in Broome, Western Australia. It is the only resort located on Cable Beach, offering exceptional customer service and is fully equipped to cater for corporate events to relaxing getaways. Situated among lush grounds, the Resort offers 221 rooms and annually welcomes 31,000 visitors to the Kimberley.

Silver - Holiday Inn West Perth

CATEGORY 23 - 5 Star Accommodation

Silver - Fraser Suites Perth

CATEGORY 24 - New Tourism Business

Sponsored by gallagher.

Gold - Nexus Airlines

With a vision to be nationally recognised as Western Australia’s leading regional airline, renowned for delivering the highest calibre of aviation services, Nexus Airlines is proud to be a truly WA airline. Nexus is an airline that was born in the Kimberley, is based locally, and is committed to improving air connectivity into and around the State. 

Silver - Serenity Gully

Bronze - kimberley day cruise.

CATEGORY 25 - Excellence in Food Tourism

Gold - Harvest Tours

Harvest Tours strives to give guests a deeply personal and truly authentic experience of both Margaret River and the Great Southern regions of WA. They connect guests with the best of the best – the region’s greatest food artisans, most skilled winemakers, best produce, stunning scenery, and enthusiastic and inspiring local business owners. Every tour is accompanied by a team of informative, friendly and knowledgeable guides. Harvest Tours is dedicated to ensuring that the service provided from the first point of contact through to the end of the tour and beyond is truly memorable. 

Silver - Core Cider House

Bronze - the house of honey and sticky spoon cafe.

CATEGORY 26 - Excellence in Accessible Tourism

Sponsored by spinal life australia.

Gold - Off the Beaten Track WA

Off The Beaten Track WA is an award-winning tour business that immerses adventurers in the awe-inspiring beauty and hidden gems of Western Australia. Carefully crafted tours take travellers on unforgettable journeys, providing them with unique and authentic experiences that showcase the diversity and natural wonders of the region. The hiking experiences and gourmet adventures unravel a tapestry of remarkable landscapes and tantalizing flavours. Guests step off the beaten track and immerse themselves in the untamed beauty of Perth and the South West of WA. 

Silver - Busselton Jetty

Bronze - rac arena.

CATEGORY 27 - Local Government Award for Tourism

Gold - City of Fremantle

Fremantle (Walyalup) - affectionately known as 'Freo' - is a maritime city with spirit and soul, full of vibrancy, colour and culture. An eclectic destination, Fremantle has been transformed through the award-winning Walyalup Koort project, a once in a generation renaissance of Fremantle’s city centre. The city is now experiencing a high level of investor confidence and exciting new tourism developments are emerging.  

Silver - City of Mandurah

Bronze - shire of ashburton.

Sir David Brand Award for Tourism

Sir David Brand Medal

Gold - Peter Prendiville

Peter Prendiville is a tourism entrepreneur who, as an investor, developer and operator across a career of more than 45 years, has brought some of Western Australia’s best-known tourism and hospitality brands to life.  Today, as Chairman of the family-owned Prendiville Group, Peter, alongside his brother Garry, oversees an extensive portfolio which includes numerous iconic tourism, hospitality and entertainment facilities throughout Perth, regional Western Australia and interstate. Many of the venues are known and dear to many Australians – including Hotel Rottnest, The Mangrove Hotel in Broome, The Cottesloe Beach Hotel, The Norfolk Hotel, Sandalford Wines, and Samphire Rottnest, the first resort on Rottnest Island in 30 years.

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• SeaLink WA Wins Major Western Australian Tourism Awards

Posted by Chisa Boonmee | Nov 10, 2022 | Accolades | 0 |

The WA Tourism Awards recognise businesses, individuals and destinations across 26 categories for their commitment to excellence. The Sir David Brand Award is the highest tourism honour in Western Australia awarded to the best tourism business across all the gold medallists in the 26 categories.

SeaLink WA operates three well-known tourism brands in Western Australia – SeaLink Rottnest Island, Captain Cook Cruises on the Swan River, and Swan Valley Tours.

SeaLink’s Chief Operating Officer, Donna Gauci, congratulated all the finalists and said the industry accolades are testament to the commitment of the entire SeaLink team to deliver the best possible experience for all our customers.

“We are all extremely proud of our SeaLink team in Western Australia to win both the Major Tour and Transport Operator of the year and the Sir David Brand Award, which is the highest accolade for tourism in the state,” she said.

“Like all tourism operators over the last two-and-half years we have faced immense challenges with domestic and international border closures, and people who have left the tourism industry.

“However, our SeaLink team have consistently focused on delivering a brilliant customer experience with every guest that we welcome on board.

As a category gold medallist, SeaLink will go on to represent WA at the 2022 Australian Tourism Awards.

SeaLink WA General Manager, Andrew Lane said “I am immensely proud of our team here in Western Australia.

“We have the best job in the world connecting and sharing some of the best tourism destinations WA has to offer including Rottnest Island, Perth CBD and Fremantle, the Swan River and Swan Valley.”

“Being awarded as the best tourism operator in WA ahead of 25 of the state’s finest operators is an outstanding achievement and a testament to our team’s commitment to consistently go above and beyond for our customers,” he said.

“We look forward to representing both SeaLink and West Australian tourism at the national tourism awards,” Mr Lane said.

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Mandurah Crowned Top Tourism Town 2022

Mandurah is wa’s top tourism town.

Mandurah was named the winner of the 2022 GWN7 Top Tourism Town Award at the 2022 Perth Airport WA Tourism Conference Dinner on 22nd June. Mandurah claimed the Gold Medal in the Top Tourism Town category, with Geraldton claiming Silver and Esperance taking out Bronze.

Mandurah has been crowned Western Australia’s Top Tourism Town at today’s 2022 GWN7 Top Tourism Town Awards.

Mayor Rhys Williams said Mandurah has always been a significant place in WA and is delighted to see it get the recognition it deserves.

“We are so proud to see Mandurah awarded Top Tourism Town for 2022,” said Mr Williams.

“Woven by waterways, Mandurah is a city with a village heart. Blessed with endless stretches of pristine coastline, tree lined walkways, plenty of attractions and safe swimming beaches; Mandurah is the perfect family holiday destination and it’s truly wonderful to see it recognised as such.”

The GWN7 Top Tourism Town Awards recognise and reward towns in Western Australia that demonstrate a strong commitment to encouraging tourism and increasing visitation to the destination. Mandurah competed against Collie, Esperance, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Karratha and Kununurra for the top spot.

Visit Mandurah General Manager, Anita Kane, said the recognition came at the perfect time.

“Over the last few years, Western Australians have explored their State and Mandurah has fast become a much-loved tourism destination,” said Ms Kane.

“Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, long-running tourism operators have launched new products and news attractions have opened their doors. As such, Mandurah has become a major competitor in the tourism industry and this award acknowledges this,” said Ms Kane.

With an estuary twice the size of Sydney Harbour, Mandurah is one of Australia’s most spectacular playgrounds for boating, fishing and wildlife watching. The Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet provide endless water-based activities including riding waterbikes, floating on BBQ boats, SUP Yoga, houseboating and many more.

This is the second time Mandurah has been awarded Top Tourism Town. In 2017, Mandurah competed against Kalgoorlie-Boulder and Albany.

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Mandurah four-time finalist in Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards 2022

Mandurah's position as a top Western Australian tourism destination has been confirmed with the city being named a finalist in four categories of a prestigious tourism awards program.

Mandurah was named a finalist in the WA Tourism Awards 2022 for Tourism Marketing and Campaigns, Visitor Information Services, and Excellence in Local Government categories. The Christmas Lights Trail was also named a finalist in the Major Events and Festivals category.

Visit Mandurah General Manager, Anita Kane, said Mandurah had emerged from the pandemic "at the forefront of the tourism industry".

"Through the transformed city centre, refurbished Visitor Centre, major marketing efforts and a year-round events calendar, Mandurah is now known as a family friendly holiday destination for nature lovers and those seeking recreation along our stunning waterways," Ms Kane said.

"At Visit Mandurah, we have a strong commitment to encouraging tourism and increasing visitation to the destination. Part of this work includes getting Mandurah the recognition it deserves, so we are thrilled with the acknowledgement to date and excited to see how we fair at the finals."

The Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards recognises businesses, individuals and destinations for their commitment to excellence, providing a platform to review achievements and innovation, and an opportunity to raise their profile among the industry and consumers.

The winners will be announced at an event at the Grand Ballroom Crown Perth on November 5.

Mandurah is no stranger to tourism awards: in June, it was crowned WA's Top Tourism Town. In September, Mandurah was recognised nationally and awarded Bronze at the Australian Top Tourism Town Awards.

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WA winners at the 2022 Qantas Australian Tourism Awards

Featured image: award winning Tree Chalets in Acton Park

WA travel businesses won three gold and a total of 12 medals out of 25 categories at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards this week. For your next holiday or getaway, see the list of winners and full details and locations in the localista guide below.

Pictured: Tree Chalets, Acton Park

• Live Ningaloo - Ecotourism
• Fremantle Prison - Cultural Tourism
• Tree Chalets - Self Contained Accommodation

Pictured: Pullman Bunker Bay Resort, Bunker Bay

• The Hike Collective - Tour and Transport Operators
• CinefestOz - Festivals and Events
• Pullman Bunker Bay Resort - 5 Star Accommodation

Pictured: Kimberlyland Waterfront Holiday Park, Kununurra

• Go Cultural - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tourism
• Skydive Geronimo Rottnest - Adventure Tourism
• Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park  - Caravan and Holiday Parks
• Two Feet and a Heartbeat - Excellence in Food Tourism
• Surfpoint Resort - 3-3.5 Star Accommodation

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Finding an ideal family-friendly resort in Busselton does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Broadwater Resort Busselton, a nice option for travellers like you.

Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and guests can go online with free internet access offered by the resort.

The property also features a pool and an on-site restaurant to make your visit even more pleasant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.

Given the close proximity to Busselton Jetty (2.0 mi), guests of Broadwater Busselton can easily experience one of Busselton's most popular landmarks.

If you are looking for a good cafe, you may want to check out Reflections Cafe at Abbey Beach Resort or Brew+ while staying at Broadwater Busselton.

Looking to explore? Then look no further than Historic Moreton Bay Fig tree, which is a popular Busselton historic site – and it is conveniently located a short distance from the resort.

Broadwater Resort Busselton puts the best of Busselton at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.

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BROADWATER RESORT BUSSELTON WA TOURISM AWARDS 2022 GOLD WINNER (AU$194): 2024 Prices & Reviews - Photos of Resort - Tripadvisor

2022 Australian Tourism Awards - Winners

Aboriginal & torres strait island tourism experience.

GOLD – wukalina Walk TAS SILVER – Spirits of the Red Sand QLD BRONZE – Angkerle Atwatye – Standley Chasm NT

Adventure Tourism

GOLD – The Hike Collective WA SILVER – Ocean Rafting QLD BRONZE – Bendleby Ranges SA

Tour & Transport Operators

GOLD – Fun Over 50 Holidays QLD SILVER – The Hike Collective WA BRONZE – Air Adventure Golf TAS

Caravan & Holiday Parks

GOLD – BIG4 Adventure Whitsunday Resort QLD

SILVER – BIG4 St Helens Holiday Park TAS

BRONZE –  Oasis Tourist Park NT

Unique Accommodation

GOLD – Jamala Wildlife Lodge CBR SILVER – Woodhouse Activity Centre SA BRONZE – Mitchell Grass Retreat QLD

GOLD – Live Ningaloo WA SILVER – Tasmanian Walking Company TAS BRONZE – Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort QLD

Visitor Information Services

GOLD – Mudgee Region Tourism NSW SILVER – Quilpie Visitor Information Centre, Museum & Gallery QLD BRONZE – Bendigo Visitor Centre VIC

Tourism Restaurants & Catering Services

GOLD – Char Restaurant and The Darwin Club at Admiralty House NT

SILVER – Potager NSW

BRONZE – Mures Tasmania TAS

Tourism Marketing & Campaigns

GOLD – ‘Viva Bendigo’ by City of Greater Bendigo VIC SILVER – MidCoast Council – Destination Barrington Coast NSW BRONZE – Tourism Tropical North Queensland QLD

3-3.5 Star Accommodation

GOLD – Urban Camp Melbourne VIC SILVER – Broadwater Resort Busselton WA BRONZE – Magnums Unique Accommodation Airlie Beach QLD

5 Star Luxury Accommodation

GOLD – Mt Hay Retreat NSW SILVER – COMO The Treasury WA BRONZE – Eos by SkyCity Adelaide SA

Major Festivals & Events

GOLD –  The Darwin Festival NT

SILVER – Tesselaar KaBloom VIC

BRONZE – Optus Stadium – AFL Grand Final 2021 WA

Major Tourist Attractions

GOLD – Adelaide Zoo SA SILVER – National Zoo & Aquarium CBR BRONZE – Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary QLD

Cultural Tourism

GOLD – Geelong Gallery VIC SILVER – The Cedars Hahndorf SA BRONZE – Venture North Safaris NT

New Tourism Business

GOLD – Wildcat Mackay QLD

SILVER – CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park VIC

BRONZE – Sequoia Lodge SA SA

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GOLD – SeaLink WA SILVER – Searoad Ferries VIC BRONZE – Sea World Cruises QLD

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GOLD – Bli Bli House QLD SILVER – Tallawarra Homestead VIC BRONZE – Redwing Farm SA

Self-Contained Accommodation

GOLD – The Woods Ocean Grove VIC SILVER – Tree Chalets WA BRONZE – Villa Talia TAS

Tourism Retail and Hire Services

GOLD – Willie Creek Pearls WA SILVER – Sydney Harbour Kayaks NSW BRONZE – Uluru Audio Guide NT

Business Event Venues

GOLD – Pullman Bunker Bay Resort WA SILVER – Darwin Convention Centre NT BRONZE – Peppers Silo Hotel TAS

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GOLD – Bangor Vineyard Shed TAS SILVER – Courabyra Wines NSW BRONZE – Billson’s Brewery VIC

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4-4.5 Star Deluxe Accommodation

GOLD – Cape York Peninsula Lodge QLD SILVER – Ship Inn Stanley TAS BRONZE – The Byng Street Boutique Hotel NSW

Festivals & Events

GOLD – Outback Queensland Masters QLD SILVER – Macedon Ranges Autumn Festival VIC BRONZE – Tumbafest Inc NSW

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GOLD – Bundaberg Rum Distillery Visitor Experience QLD SILVER – Katherine Outback Experience NT BRONZE – Willie Creek Pearl Farm WA

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2022 Governor’s Smart Communities Award winners announced - Washington State Department of Commerce

2022 governor’s smart communities award winners announced.

• August 16, 2022
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OLYMPIA, WA —Eight Washington cities have been named Smart Communities Award winners for 2022. Launched in 2006, the Governor’s Smart Communities Awards program annually recognizes local governments and their partners for exceptional work in implementing the state’s Growth Management Act (GMA) to shape future growth, economic vitality and quality of life in communities across Washington.

Award winners can serve as models for other communities on solutions to issues of statewide significance including housing shortages, climate resilience and equity in community development.

“With so many good examples of creative and collaborative planning in our state, it is hard to select ‘winners’,” said Commerce Director Lisa Brown. “Local communities are employing a wide variety of strategies, tools and ingenuity to develop their own unique answers to the challenges of equitable and sustainable growth and economic development.”

The 2022 Governor’s Smart Communities Awards announced today:

SMART VISION AWARDS – for a comprehensive plan, subarea plan or planning policies.

The La Vogue building is Hoquiam’s key commercial building and part of the Downtown and Olympic Stadium revitalization plan that will include a new restaurant, additional commercial space and 20 vacation rental units, and renovation of the historic all-wood Olympic Stadium.

Hoquiam – Downtown and Olympic Stadium Revitalization Plan is one of two Smart Vision Award winners. Completed in June 2021, the City of Hoquiam developed a strategic, tactical implementation plan to revitalize the historic downtown and Olympic Stadium, leading to local engagement, new investment and significant increases in downtown accommodations.

Renton – Rainier/Grady Junction Transit-Oriented Development Subarea Plan also received a Smart Vision Award. It provides a vision and strategies to guide growth and achieve a holistic, people-oriented mixed-use neighborhood around Sound Transit’s planned bus rapid transit line and transit center. This significant investment will create a true transit hub for the South King County region and the first step toward realizing a vibrant new district of opportunity.

SMART PARTNERSHIP AWARD  – for a joint public project that implements a comprehensive plan.

Kenmore – Kenmore Public Boathouse project. Rowing is a cultural icon for Kenmore, both for local pride and commercial tourism. The boathouse is a jointly developed project that began as an advisory committee in 2017, consisting of the city, Northshore School District, Kenmore Community Rowing Club, and the George Pocock Rowing Foundation. Since completion, the district’s school rowing teams have swelled in numbers and in the first four months of operation, the rowing club has provided programs including low-cost youth summer camps, competitive adult training and learn-to-row programs at the boathouse.

SMART PROJECT AWARD  – for a project implementing a comprehensive plan.

Photo courtesy of City of Bellevue Transportation Department

Bellevue – Bellevue Mobility Implementation Plan (MIP). The plan is a transportation implementation framework developed by the Transportation Commission and approved by the city council in April 2022. It is designed to accommodate growth and supports the city’s Growth Management Plan, and regional connectivity. Tapping their Capital Investment Program Plan and the Bellevue Transportation Department general fund, the city was solely responsible for all resources needed to develop the MIP – a great example of integration, advanced planning and locally driven funding.

Langley – Multi-family Infill Form Based Code. Adopted by the city council in June 2021, this new code is intended to increase alternatives for “missing middle” housing while ensuring development fits in with Langley’s historic small-town feel and complements regulations in the underlying zoning. Rather than using poorly understood regulations, the intensity or density of a project is controlled by a combination of building height, setbacks, lot coverage, and parking requirements. Existing infrastructure is being used so the utilities do not have to be extended, making this a more sustainable form of development as well.

SMART HOUSING STRATEGIES AWARD  – for creative plans, policies, programs and/or actions.

Seattle – Affordable Housing on Religious Organization Property planning. In 2020 and 2021, the Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development and Office of Housing partnered to create a development bonus for affordable housing on property owned by religious organizations. This fulfilled state statutory requirements in SHB 1377  and responded to advocacy and direction from faith-based and housing stakeholders, including historically Black churches in Seattle’s Central Area where residents face displacement. Long-term affordable rental and ownership are primary goals for this process. All housing developed using the bonus must be affordable to eligible residents for at least 50 years.

SMART CLIMATE STRATEGIES AWARD  – for plans, policies, programs and/or actions addressing community climate impacts.

Lakewood – 2021 Comprehensive Plan, Energy and Climate Change Chapter. In 2020, Lakewood began proactively developing climate change policies, incentives and voluntary actions, and potential regulations ahead of state or regional mandates. Leading the way, city staff prepared the document over 12 months using data on city-specific greenhouse gas (GHG) sources and anticipated climate change effects as it plans for thousands of new residents by 2050. Most new residents will be able to locate in planned new missing middle and higher density housing in the Downtown and Lakewood Station District subareas. Planning also accounts for thousands of new retail, commercial and industrial jobs.

JUDGES MERIT AWARD  – recognizing success in more than one judged category.

The 2022 Judges Merit Award goes to the city of Lakewood for their Lakewood Station District Subarea Plan, Code and Planned Action (LSDS Package). Adoption of the LSDS Package is the realization of a community vision included in the Lakewood Comprehensive Plan for the subarea since incorporation, as well as the city council’s strategic plan. Prepared between November 2019 and May 2021, it serves as an outstanding example of smart visioning, housing, and equity strategies that other jurisdictions can follow.

The Station District is a racially and ethnically concentrated area of poverty, and a high percentage of households that are cost-burdened. The LSDS package addresses these issues by supporting more options for low and moderate income housing, a variety of housing types, and aims to prevent economic displacement for existing residents. Since the vision and concept for the Lakewood Station District had been a longstanding part of Lakewood’s Comprehensive Plan, the city sought updates from the community through multiple formats and in-person meetings. In addition to being an area of risk for economic displacement, the launch of this project coincided with the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. Knowing this, the city used remote outreach engagement options to solicit and collect community input. Bilingual social media messages encouraged survey participation as well as a self-guided walk-shop exercise that asked participants, including children, to walk the subarea and record their impressions. The sheer scope of work and Lakewood’s efforts to engage their community, even amidst a global pandemic, earned the judge’s praise.

Learn more about all of the 2022 Smart Communities Award Winners .

Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner

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Overlooking the beautiful Geographe Bay, Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner offers self-contained accommodation with a private balcony or patio. It features an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a tennis court and a hot tub. Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner is located in Busselton, 15 minutes’ drive from Busselton Airport. The famous Tuart Forest National Park is a 35-minute drive away. Guests can relax in the beautiful gardens, or enjoy the sun in the courtyard. The resort also offers barbecue facilities and a games room, arcade games and billiards. Broadwater Beach Bar and Café offers outdoor dining amongst peppermint trees, and features modern Australian and international cuisine. Alternatively, there are a number of dining options within a 2-minute walk.

Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.1 for a two-person trip.

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• 2 swimming pools
• Free parking
• Family rooms
• Non-smoking rooms
• Tea/coffee maker in all rooms

Property highlights

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (9.2)

Free private parking available on-site

Activities:

• Tennis court
• Golf course (within 3 km)

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Restaurants 1 restaurant on site.

• Cuisine Australian • International
• Ambiance Family friendly • Modern

Resort facilities of Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner Great facilities! Review score, 8.7

• Toilet paper
• Private bathroom
• Free toiletries
• Wardrobe or closet
• Garden view
• Outdoor fireplace
• Picnic area
• Outdoor furniture
• Outdoor dining area
• BBQ facilities
• Dining table
• Kitchenware
• Electric kettle
• Refrigerator
• Socket near the bed
• Drying rack for clothing
• Bicycle rental Additional charge
• Live music/performance
• Happy hour Additional charge
• Tennis equipment
• Evening entertainment
• Snorkelling Off-site
• Billiards Additional charge
• Fishing Off-site
• Golf course (within 3 km) Additional charge
• Dining area
• Seating Area
• Streaming service (like Netflix)
• Flat-screen TV
• Coffee house on site
• Wine/champagne Additional charge
• Tea/Coffee maker
• Street parking
• Invoice provided
• Private check-in/check-out
• Board games/puzzles
• Books, DVDs, or music for children
• Babysitting/child services Additional charge
• Fax/photocopying Additional charge
• Meeting/banquet facilities Additional charge
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Grocery deliveries Additional charge
• Vending machine (snacks)
• Vending machine (drinks)
• Designated smoking area
• Air conditioning
• Non-smoking throughout
• Private entrance
• Ironing facilities
• Open all year
• Kids' pool
• Sun loungers or beach chairs
• Hot tub/Jacuzzi

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From 14:00 to 00:00

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From 02:00 to 10:00

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Children of any age are welcome.

Children 18 years and above will be charged as adults at this property.

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Cot and extra bed policies

Prices for cots are not included in the total price, and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.

The number of cots allowed is dependent on the option you choose. Please check your selected option for more information.

There are no extra beds available at this property.

All cots are subject to availability.

Age restriction

The minimum age for check-in is 18

Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.

Accepted payment methods

Cash Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.

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Valid photo ID and a physical credit card are required to check-in (credit/debit cards on phones are insufficient). The ID and the reservation details should be identical.

A small card surcharge will be applicable to all electronic transactions. These surcharges are: 1.1% for Visa and Mastercard payments, and 2.5% for Amex and UnionPay payments.

Reception hours are Monday-Saturday 08:00 to 18:00 Sundays & Public Holidays 09:00 to 17:00. If arriving after reception closes, please notify the Resort so late-arrival instructions can be provided.

Please be advised that bookings involving five or more rooms may be subject to different cancellation and deposit policies.

Pet Program: While the Resort welcomes pets for most of the year, dogs are not allowed during peak periods such as Easter, April School Holidays, and Christmas and January School Holidays. Guides Dogs are welcome year-round. To ensure a smooth experience, guests are kindly requested to inform and confirm their pet's stay in advance of their arrival. Please note that additional pet fees will be applicable.

The Resort strictly is non-smoking.

Please note that this property has a No Party Policy.

Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

Please inform Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.

FAQs about Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner

What type of room can i book at broadwater resort wa tourism awards 2022 gold winner, is broadwater resort wa tourism awards 2022 gold winner popular with families.

Yes, Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner is popular with guests booking family stays.

Does Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner have a hot tub for its guests?

Yes, there is a hot tub. You can find out more about this and the other facilities at Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner on this page.

Does Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner have a pool?

Yes, this hotel has a pool. Find out the details about the pool and other facilities on this page.

How close to the beach is Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner?

The nearest beach is just 0.6 miles from Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

How much does it cost to stay at Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner?

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What are the check-in and check-out times at Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner?

Check-in at Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner is from 14:00, and check-out is until 10:00.

How far is Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner from the centre of Busselton?

Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner is 3.7 miles from the centre of Busselton. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

Does Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner have a restaurant on site?

• Tonic by the Bay Bar & Restaurant

What is there to do at Broadwater Resort WA Tourism Awards 2022 Gold Winner?

• Snorkelling
• Bicycle rental
• Swimming Pool

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Miami dolphins | hustle and effort help magic earn game 7 shot in cleveland, miami dolphins, miami dolphins | dolphins signing former pro bowl pick odell beckham jr. to be no. 3 wide receiver.

The Dolphins, after fielding a visit from Beckham in March and making him an offer , are signing him, according to a league source Friday.

The deal is for one year and worth up to $8.25 million, according to NFL Network . That figure is less than he was reportedly offered elsewhere, as Beckham proved Miami was where he wanted to go.

Beckham made $15 million last season with the Baltimore Ravens. It was known the Dolphins, pressed on salary-cap space after letting homegrown talents Christian Wilkins, Robert Hunt and Andrew Van Ginkel walk in free agency and bringing in their own slate of outside players, wouldn’t meet a comparable price. But the two sides reached a compromise Friday.

The addition of Beckham gives the Dolphins a certified third receiving option behind standouts Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle after the team already signed pass-catching tight end Jonnu Smith to the roster in early March.

Beckham, 31, is a three-time Pro Bowl selection, but those were in his first three seasons in the NFL, from 2014 to 2016, as an elite talent out of LSU that was taken with the No. 12 pick 10 years ago by the New York Giants.

A pair of ankle injuries slowed the 5-foot-11, 200-pound pass-catcher in 2017, but he bounced back for 1,000-yard seasons in 2018, his final year with New York, and 2019, his first with the Cleveland Browns.

Suffering two significant knee injuries in the years since, that was the last time he put up those kind of numbers. His 2020 season with the Browns was cut short with a torn ACL.

Waived midway through 2021 and then picked up by the Los Angeles Rams, he contributed to a Super Bowl title, but he tore his ACL again in the big game, costing him the 2022 season.

Beckham returned with the Ravens for 2023 and posted 35 receptions and 565 yards. His 16.1 yards per catch were a career high.

The Dolphins lacked a No. 3 wide receiver in 2023, and Cedrick Wilson Jr., who fled to the New Orleans Saints this offseason, ended up taking on the role by season’s end.

Miami also has Braxton Berrios, River Cracraft and Erik Ezukanma as veteran wide receivers on the roster. The team drafted rookies Malik Washington from Virginia in the fifth round and Tahj Washington from USC in the seventh round in last weekend’s NFL draft.

Fellow wideout Chase Claypool was with the Dolphins last year after an early-season trade. He signed with the Buffalo Bills on Friday.

Miami was also in the mix for Tyler Boyd, but ultimately reached Friday’s agreement with Beckham, who was their top target at the position.

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