LATTE joined the fun this week as Tourism Western Australia hosted a group of travel advisors on an epic exploration of Margaret River and Perth in the build up to the Virtuoso ANZ Forum 2025.

Western Australia’s Margaret River region is now a short, direct flight away.

When a destination has a combination of world-renowned wineries with vineyards in close proximity to an unspoilt coastline, towering karri forests, ancient limestone caves, indulgent food and wine experiences and over 50,000 years of Aboriginal history, it’s easy to see why people add it to their bucket-lists. Travellers to Western Australia’s South West will discover that it truly is a dream-like place to explore.

With more than 1,000km of pristine, marine life-rich coastline, towering forests and five premium wine regions, the South West corner of Western Australia fits the bill for a dream destination for travellers.

One of Australia’s largest private investment groups, Western Australian firm Tattarang, has acquired Margaret River’s Cape Lodge Hotel.

Abercrombie & Kent has this week rolled out its expanded portfolio of tailor-made and flexible small group journeys across Australia and New Zealand.

APT has released a new collection of Luxury Short Breaks exploring popular tourist regions of Western Australia, Tasmania and South Australia. Billed as a “new travel style”, the tours are no longer than a week in duration and spend multiple nights at each luxury lodge or boutique accommodation utilised.

Western Australia’s Margaret River region has been earmarked for the debut of Marriott International’s Westin Hotels & Resorts brand in the popular tourist region.

The Margaret River region is renowned for its wineries, beaches and amazing natural beauty. It’s therefore not surprising that when TravelManagers offered a pre-conference famil to experience the many delights of this region, a total of 26 personal travel managers (PTMs) signed up.

Here are the brand new Crystal Adventures in Australia available for Crystal Serenity’s World Voyage in early 2019. More than 300 captivating experiences ashore will draw travellers into the heart of Africa, Australia, Hawaii and the Mediterranean.