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avanning clubs particular have been
paying a marked interesting in spend-
ing time here.
“We’ve actually been targeting car-
avan clubs through caravanning as-
sociations. We’ve even been to cara-
van and camping trade shows in Perth
where we advertise the park, as well
as being promoted by the Caravanning
Industry Association of WA in the East-
ern States. We’re on a recognised tour-
ist route “Wave Rock Pathway” which
also helps a lot,” he adds.
This has been Quairading’s tourism
strategic communications plan thus
far, with increased events in the pipe-
line to further attract visitors.
Positively, the chamber of commerce
and traders have reported on more
and more visitors to their business-
es, while tenancy and occupancy rates
have increased as a direct spin-off.
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool was a whopping
$3 million project which was complet-
ed late last year. The council met the
six-month, off-season construction
timeframe which followed 10 years of
saving, five to seven years of planning,
and a four year design phase. The
council was not messing around with
this.
“We dove into the full public con-