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Elite Tours – Magical Mystery Tour

Ticket valid for travel 20 August 2021

Postal or email entry – Ends 10/7/21

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WIN WIN WIN
To be in the draw to
win a ticket on the Magical Mystery Tour on FriWin the opportunity to join a magical mystery tour and enjoy an elite service
PHOTOGRAPHING our
brilliant West Australian
Birds and Wild owers is
a 90 page book off ering
tips for enthusiastic photographers to capture
photos on their camera,
phone or other device.
Chris Tate has been
photographing birds and
 owers throughout his
life and was inspired to
publish his book sharing
his tips and tricks with a
broader audience.
“Photography is a creative and artistic activity
that gets me outdoors,
bush-walking, travelling
and enjoying nature. I
have met some really
interesting people, been
on some incredible venWA’s birds and  owers
tures and seen so many
amazing natural sights,”
he said.
The book costs $25
and contains a collection
of superb photographs
taken by Chris along
with a wealth of tips and
tricks.
See page 23 to order
or buy direct from the
offi ce at 137 Edward
Street, Perth during business hours. Call 9227
8283.
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PARRTJIMA – A Festival of Light was held
in the Northern Territory’s Red Centre during April.
More than 23,000 people from all over
Australia attended the 10-night festival
which celebrates Aboriginal culture and
 lled with light, music, talks, workshops
and  lm.
A popular addition to the 2021 program
was the Merne Desert Dinner under the
stars, which sold out months in advance.
Merne will return for the 2022 festival,
along with dedicated Parrtjima travel
packages, which were introduced for the
 rst time this year.
The closing weekend of the 2021 festival saw huge numbers through the gates,
as eager fans arrived to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy live music from Ziggy Ramo on Saturday and Shellie Morris
on Sunday in front of the MacDonnell
Ranges.
It wrapped up an epic 10 nights of festivities that saw the eyes of the nation
focused on Alice Springs as a shining
example of how to hold a safe, successful event in an industry badly aff ected by
Covid-19.
The in ux of visitors saw a boom for
businesses in the region, with barely an
empty hotel room or hire car to be found.
Danial Rochford, CEO of Tourism Central
Australia, said Parrtjima was a great start
to the Red Centre’s events season.
“Our operators have seen great interest
in their off erings, which is fantastic news
after a year where tourism was severely
impacted by travel restrictions,” he said.
“Several tours and experiences have already been fully booked, which is fantastic.”
The Parrtjima Festival is growing in popularity and it’s time to plan for next year
with organisers having now con rmed the
dates for Parrtjima 2022 as 8–17 April.
day 20 August readers
must be from the Northern suburbs of Perth
for pickup in Joondalup, Innaloo or Morley
(please nominate). In
your entry please tell us
who owns Elite Tours.
Then email to win@
haveagonews.com.au
with Elite Tours in the
subject line. Include
your contact details and
nominate whether you
want a single or double
ticket. You can post your
entry in with the answer
to the question, your
nominated pickup place
and details to Elite Tours
c/- Have a Go News PO
Box 1042, West Leederville 6901. Competition
closes 10/7/21 and winners noti ed by phone.
Entrants details will be
passed on to Elite Tours.