Western Australia launches Muslim Travel Guide

Tourism Western Australia has recently unveiled its new Muslim Travel Guide in Malaysia. Specifically curated for Muslim travellers from Malaysia, the guide aims to facilitate their exploration of Western Australia, an enchanting state brimming with unparalleled natural wonders and rich cultural heritage. Boasting world-renowned destinations, such as an expansive fringing coral reef and a thriving ancient culture, Western Australia offers a captivating and otherworldly experience. The guide serves as a comprehensive resource, providing up-to-date information on the state's diverse array of natural and cultural attractions, including invigorating walking trails, captivating road trips, and immersive day trips. Moreover, it includes an extensive directory of Halal eateries and conveniently accessible Muslim-dedicated spaces scattered throughout Western Australia, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable travel experience tailored to the needs of Malaysian Muslim travellers.

In addition to offering travel itineraries, the guide provides a wealth of comprehensive information, including travel guidelines ranging from arrivals to driving and public transportation. This extensive resource proves invaluable not only to Muslim travellers but also to non-Muslim travellers who are planning their trip to Western Australia, ensuring that they have access to crucial information for a smooth and well-prepared travel experience.

Another good news for the globetrotters, the Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) application process, which serves as an equivalent to a visa for entering Australia, can now be completed and obtained within a week of application. However, it is highly recommended that applicants submit their applications at least four weeks prior to their intended departure to account for any unexpected situations that may arise. This proactive approach ensures a smoother and more predictable travel process, minimising the likelihood of encountering unforeseen difficulties.

Visit www.westernaustralia.com for more information.