Careers at State of Washington Tourism
State of Washington Tourism (SWT) is the official Destination Marketing and Management Organization for the State of Washington. SWT is a membership-based nonprofit that works to promote travel to and within the state through advertising, public relations, travel trade relationships, social media, and industry development and travel management.
SWT offers a fully remote work environment within Washington State. All staff members must live in Washington State or be willing to relocate at their own expense.
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Facilitator, rural tourism support program.
Budget: $240,000 Term: 2 years/cycles Status: Contract Reports to: Director of Tourism Development and Strategic Partnership
SWT is seeking the services of a destination development consultant to design and facilitate the Rural Tourism Support (RTS) program. Launched in 2021, the RTS program serves as a vital resource for underserved communities. This program focuses on a long-term, community-based approach to sustainable destination development. The facilitator will work with SWT and a committee of local stakeholders to tailor the RTS program for a specific region, according to industry and community needs.
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Careers at the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation
From investigating the use of robotics in space and enticing people to explore or study in Western Australia to creating a robust defence industry and managing major state agreements – we offer countless opportunities to develop your career.
Our employees bring a broad range of talents, knowledge and life experience to the office, which ensures our workplace culture is vibrant and inclusive. In other words, it's a great place to work.
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We offer roles across a broad range of areas of expertise including:
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Working with our department, you can receive all the benefits attached to a government career: job security, competitive wages, flexible work arrangements, generous leave provisions and a supported work/life balance.
- As a WA Government agency, you will be employed under the Public Sector Management Act (1994).
- The WA Government jobs board provides information for anyone considering working in the public sector.
- As an employee, you will have access to a range of benefits that support a work-life balance. These include purchased leave, paid parental leave, flexible work hours and an employee assistance program.
- We have an innovative Capability Framework supporting managers and staff to work together, maximising capability development and organisational performance.
- We offer a range of professional development opportunities that blends experiential, collaborative and formal elements of learning.
- We have a Work Development Plan that enables employees to set up performance plans that enable them to get feedback and identify their training needs.
- We encourage employees to consider their career goals and development needs. Our employees receive guidance about their capabilities for future roles and opportunities for career development.
Short-term employment opportunities
We occasionally have short term (up to 6 months) employment opportunities available across a range of positions, including Project Officers, Policy Officers, Business Development Officers and Administration Assistants.
Register your interest to be considered for these opportunities.
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As the voice of tourism, our mission is to propel the WA tourism industry forward by supporting everyone who plays a role in it. This means we offer memberships for:
- Tourism businesses
- Visitor centres
- Tourism alliance associations
- Industry leaders
- Industry associates
When you become a Tourism Council WA member, you become a part of something bigger—you’ll be a part of our industry advocacy, representation and development, and have access to training, accreditations, events and awards.
We’re committed to supporting everyone who is involved in our industry, which means we offer a membership type suitable for everyone, including:
Tourism Business Membership
Tourism business membership is for organisations that provide a direct service to visitors, including attractions, activities, tours, transport, accommodation, hospitality, and venues. This membership includes:
- Mentoring in marketing, business & more
- 200+ FREE business templates & resources
- 50% off in-person training workshops
- On-demand educational webinars
- WA Tourism Award eligibility
- Support industry advocacy & representation
- Quality Tourism Accreditations
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Visitor Centre Membership
Visitor Centre membership is for associations and local governments which provide visitor information and booking services for a town or local government area. This membership includes:
- Quality Tourism Accreditation & Visitor Centre Accreditation
- 50% discount to enter the Australian Tourism Awards & Top Tourism Town Awards
- On-demand webinars on visitor servicing, legal, financial and risk management issues.
- Member forum to share solutions, staff, and resources
- Input into policy development & advocacy
Tourism Alliance Membership
Tourism Alliance membership is for associations, local governments and institutions which undertake marketing or development functions for destinations, target markets or specific industry sectors. This membership includes:
- Best practice templates and documents for destination marketing and management
- Exclusive research and data for destination management, marketing and grant applications
- 50% discount on tailor-made private training workshops designed for your destination
- 50% discount on Tourism Council WA in-person training workshops and events
- Two votes per Alliance Member in Tourism Council WA Directors Elections and General Meetings
Industry Leader Membership
Industry Leader membership is for leading investors, developers, operators, and employers in the tourism industry. Industry Leaders include accommodation chains, land managers and major attractions, venues, and infrastructure. This membership includes:
- Direct representation
- Public affairs support & advice
- Advice on Federal and State Government policy and requirements
- Three votes per Industry Leader in Tourism Council WA Directors Elections and General Meetings
- Quality Tourism Accreditation
Associate Membership
Associate membership is for consultants, suppliers and other organisations providing services to the tourism industry. This membership includes:
- 50% discount on TCWA events and training for consultants and supplies
- Preferred Supplier, Sponsor or Partner promotion opportunities
- 50% discount on TCWA events
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- State Budget Tourism Review - Breakfast with the Treasurer and Tourism Minister
- Tourism Connect (Busselton)
- 2024 Perth Airport WA Tourism Conference
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Workplace benefits. Working with our department, you can receive all the benefits attached to a government career: job security, competitive wages, flexible work arrangements, generous leave provisions and a supported work/life balance. As a WA Government agency, you will be employed under the Public Sector Management Act (1994).
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