ATWA — Aboriginal Tourism Western Australia
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The Foundation forAboriginal Tourism

ATWA is a DGR-registered charity funding the programs that grow and support Aboriginal tourism businesses across Western Australia

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Our impact

Aboriginal tourism is a powerful force for WA

Independent figures from the most recent industry assessment of Aboriginal tourism in Western Australia.

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Contributed to State incomes by Aboriginal tourism businesses.

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Visitor interest in Aboriginal Tourism

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Aboriginal tourism businesses supported by ATWA.

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New Jobs Created through ATWA support

Our supporters

Thank you to the partners backing this work

  • Lotterywest
  • WAITOC — Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council
  • Paul Ramsay Foundation
WAITOC — Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council

ATWA is the philanthropic and fundraising arm of WAITOC — the peak body for Aboriginal tourism in Western Australia.

To learn about Aboriginal culture first-hand, book a tour or experience through the WAITOC website.

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Programs

How your support helps

Connected programs putting funding to work where it has the most impact.

Giving

Every dollar builds a business

Illustrative tiers showing how philanthropic gifts translate directly into operator outcomes.

Delegate
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Sends an Aboriginal tourism regional delegate to the annual Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference (AITC).

Covers travel, accommodation, registration and meals for one operator.
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Business Support Hub
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Finances an ATB through the Business Support Hub — 20 weeks of advisor support.

Builds a startup into a market-ready operation.
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Most impact
Youth in Tourism
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Finances an Aboriginal young person through the full Youth in Tourism program.

Career pathways, work experience, mentoring and life skills.
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Accelerator
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Finances an ATB through the Aboriginal Tourism Accelerator.

A full year of intensive mentoring toward export-ready capability.
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Stories

Stories that matter