Sponsorship opportunities open for 2026 Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference

Giovanni Torre
Giovanni Torre Published December 15, 2025 at 3.25pm (AWST)

The Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council has announced sponsorship opportunities are open for the Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference (AITC 2026), taking place from 3-5 November 2026 at Optus Stadium in Boorloo/Perth.

Bringing together Aboriginal tourism operators, industry professionals, investors, and government representatives from across Australia and beyond, WAITOC described AITC 2026 as "one of the most important gatherings on the national tourism calendar".

The event celebrates innovation, culture, and collaboration, with a focus on shaping a more inclusive and sustainable future for Australia's tourism and hospitality industries.

WAITOC chief executive Robert Tatlor said AITC 2026 will be "a defining moment for the industry".

"It's an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and champion the power of Aboriginal tourism to drive positive economic and cultural outcomes," he said.

AITC 2026 will showcase Australia's thriving Indigenous tourism sector, highlighting the growing role Aboriginal experiences play in the national and international visitor economy.

Over three days, the conference will deliver presentations, workshops, and networking sessions "designed to empower both First Nation operators and mainstream tourism professionals to build authentic and future-focused partnerships".

A range of partnership and sponsorship opportunities are available, including:

Major Partnerships: Platinum ($100,000), Gold ($75,000), Silver ($45,000), and Bronze ($35,000)

Event Sponsorships: Gala Dinner, Welcome Reception, Farewell Function, and Networking Lunches

Promotional Opportunities: Conference App, Tote Bags, Coffee Carts, Charging Stations, and more

Social Sponsorships: Support for delegates and international attendees, creating real opportunities for connection and growth

All sponsorships come with branding, networking benefits, and national recognition, ensuring strong visibility across the tourism and hospitality industries.

More information is available online.



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