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Karratha is the capital of the Pilbara Region in Australia’s north west. The region is well known for its Aboriginal history dating back 40,000 years and its spectacular scenery that is thought to be around 2.8 billion years old. The Pilbara supports 63,850 jobs and has an annual economic output of more than AUD 61 billion.
Dampier Archipelago |
Karratha hosts multi-national corporations and has a long history of exporting iron ore, liquefied natural gas, salt and ammonia products. While this activity is set to continue into the future, the region boasts numerous other comparative advantages that present opportunities for new industries and economic diversification. Karratha is also known for its spectacular landscapes and recreational offerings, which include world-class camping, boating, fishing, four-wheel driving and unique eco-cultural experiences. Rock Art located in the Murujuga National Park |
Travel and AccommodationThe airport is located 20 minutes by car from Karratha’s town centre. Suggested accommodation Karratha has a range of accommodation types to suit all budgets. To book, please contact the hotels directly using the links below, identifying yourself as an OECD 2020 delegate. Below is a listing of local accommodation providers:
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Sponsorship is with the City of Karratha, all enquiries are to be made directly with the Event Secretariat Event & Conference Co. via oecd@eventandconferenceco.com.au Consult the Sponsorship Prospectus |
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