Mandurah has been announced as a finalist in four categories of the Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards 2022.
They've been recognised for their Christmas Lights Trail, their newly refurbished Visitor Centre and their 'Relaxed by Nature' marketing campaign.
Visit Mandurah General Manager Anita Kane said Mandurah is a major competitor in the tourism industry and the awards recognize the efforts made to achieve this.
“There is no denying it has been a tough few years, but Mandurah has emerged from the pandemic at the forefront the tourism industry,” Ms Kane said.
“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.
“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."
Mandurah is a finalist in the Tourism Marketing and Campaigns, Visitor Information Services, Excellence in Local Government and Major Events and Festivals categories.
In June, Mandurah was crowned Western Australia’s Top Tourism Town.
In September, Mandurah was recognised nationally and awarded Bronze at the Australian Top Tourism Town Awards.
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