Governance & Reports

Board & Governance Structure

Destination Perth is governed by a skills-based Board of up to eight Directors, responsible for the strategic direction, governance and oversight of the organisation. At least half of the Directors are members or representatives of Destination Perth members.

The Board is supported by the Destination Perth Sub Region Committee, which provides a direct connection to tourism businesses and stakeholders across our tourism regions. With representatives from each region, the Committee helps identify regional priorities, opportunities and industry issues to inform Destination Perth's activities and strategic direction. The Board may also establish additional committees to support specific governance and operational responsibilities.

Destination Perth Constitution

Destination Perth's Constitution, amended in August 2026, outlines the organisation's purpose, governance structure, Board composition, membership rules and responsibilities.

Annual Reports

Explore Destination Perth's Annual Reports for an overview of our activities, achievements and performance each financial year.

Tourism Planning and Strategies

In 2024, after a significant consultation with the tourism industry and local governments, Tourism Western Australia launched Tourism Destination Management Plan (TDMP) to establish a vision for the region, supported by goals and priorities designed to drive tourism at all levels. The key priorities reflect product development trends and stakeholder insights and are supported by abridged Regional Tourism Development Strategies (RTDS) to address supply, demand and capability gaps ensuring a holistic approach to tourism for the next 10 years.

There are significant economic benefits from working collaboratively across regional and local government boundaries for both emerging and mature destinations. Our team of marketing, destination and tourism professionals work with our partners to deliver bespoke projects aimed at building capacity, supporting product development, and dispersal aspirations outlined in the TDMP.