The State Government has welcomed Singapore Airlines’ newest Boeing 787-10 aircraft to Perth as its first Australian destination.
The aircraft flew in to Perth Airport for the first time on Monday afternoon. Singapore Airlines is the first to fly the newest Dreamliner, which will allow for a capacity increase of 38,000 seats on the Perth to Singapore route. Singapore is currently the third largest international tourism market for Western Australia by visitor numbers, and fourth largest by visitor spend, with 102,000 Singaporeans visiting WA in 2017, spending $220 million. Perth is the second destination in the world, after Osaka, to welcome the arrival of the newest Dreamliner.
Why our adventure boats make our Kimberley Cruises something special
The sun hasn't been up for an hour, and you're already standing in a 6-metre runabout, coffee in hand, watching a saltwater crocodile slide off a muddy bank into the mangroves.
Read more
Cruise Ship vs Yacht: Why an adventure cruise wins
Private yachts may seem like they promise total freedom and unmatched luxury, but the reality is more complicated. If you're choosing between a yacht charter and an adventure cruise, you're not comparing apples...
Read more
Raja Ampat: The Highlights
There’s a moment, somewhere between your first glimpse of turquoise water and the realisation of just how remote and untouched it feels, when you understand Raja Ampat isn’t just another tropical island group.
Read more
Port Lincoln: The Highlights
Australia's coastline stretches more than 25,000 kilometres, taking in everything from ancient red gorges that plunge into turquoise bays to coral gardens teeming with life just beneath the surface.
Read more
Which Australian True North cruise is right for you?
Australia's coastline stretches more than 25,000 kilometres, taking in everything from ancient red gorges that plunge into turquoise bays to coral gardens teeming with life just beneath the surface.
Read more