HAT201: Kakadu National Park Promotional Brochure - Tourism

This document presents a promotional brochure for Kakadu National Park, created as a project for HAT201 Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism. The brochure highlights key components of the destination, including its attractions such as the natural wilderness, cultural heritage, and Mamukala Wetlands. It also details amenities like visitor centers, supermarkets, and banks available in Jabiru. Access information covers road conditions and seasonal variations, while ancillary services include guides, guidebooks, and online maps. The brochure references eight sources, adhering to Harvard Referencing Style, and incorporates images to enhance its promotional appeal. Find more high-quality study resources like this on Desklib, your go-to platform for academic success.

Amenities
There are different center tourist can
visit in order to find out their comfort
zone. These centers are like bowali
visitor center and warradjan
aboriginal cultural, wherein different
services like supermarket, newsagent,
post office and west pack banks are
available.
.
Access
Roads conditions in the park are very
dependent on seasons. According to
the season roads gets wet, goes green
totally or some time dry.
There are different centers tourist can
visit in order to find out their comfort
zone. Some of these centers are
Bowali visitor center and warradjan
aboriginal cultural. These are the
places where customer can find out
Attractions
This is one of the largest parks, where tourists can
experience the natural wilderness. It is located in
northern territory. This place is well known, as it is
known for its cultural and natural world heritage. The
natural values of this destination are the most
attractive part. Climb looming and swimming in
tropical waterholes are also attracting the tourist the
most. Camping adventure has its own importance as
the attraction of the destination. One of the main
attraction in the area is Mamukala Wetlands where
the tourists can reach the turn off about 65 KM past
after they enter in the park. This is most beautiful
place all around the park. Jabriu is a town, which is
also very attracting as it also has the beautiful natural
values.
Ancillary Services
Proper guides re available in order to complete the
visit of the destination. Guidebooks are available
which can be the useful to visit such place with
proper understanding. An online map also helps the
same but that are not effective sometime because of
the technical issues. Therefore, guides and roadmaps
are supposed to be the part of understanding.
Kakadu National Park
Kakadu National Park is
famous as the one of the
main destination based in
Kakadu highway in
Australia. This was
established in 5 April 1979
as tourist destination. The
total square fit area this
park is covering is 19804
km

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