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Go Wild partnership in HK promoting WA

05 June 2019

Tourism Australia and Go Wild partnership in Hong Kong © Tourism Australia

Tourism Australia and Tourism Western Australia have partnered with Go Wild, Hong Kong’s leading retail chain for travel apparel and equipment, to launch a promotion showcasing Western Australia’s colourful outdoor activities.

Travellers booking holidays to WA through assigned travel agencies will also receive a Go Wild cash coupon to spend in the store.

More than 30 media attended the launch event last week at one of Go Wild’s stores which was decorated with eye-catching images of the WA’s colourful Hutt Lagoon.

The promotion will run for one month.

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