News Articles for Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council

The state's Indigenous tourism sector is growing, although regional risks, funding and equity remain major hurdles.

A panel of speakers has highlighted the challenges faced by Indigenous businesses in the state, at a Business News event.

The Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council (WAITOC) has announced the appointment of Neville Poelina as the new WA state representative on the WAITOC board.

Tourism Council WA has launched a new online toolkit to enhance the local tourism sector's cultural inclusivity of First Nations people.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes new ministerial appointments, Dan Sweet, Priya Brown, Kellie Benda, Jen Leys, and additions to the management team for New World Resources.

A modern interpretation of an ancient ritual could help Indigenous tourism operators in the north-west grow their businesses.

Australia's only state-based not-for-profit indigenous tourism association is rolling out its new strategy and calling for support from local WA business.