Groups came in six waves with the program anchored at Crown Perth.
The integrated resort has three hotels with a total of 1,188 rooms and an onsite convention centre.
Amway’s delegates got out and about to explore Western Australia beyond Perth, with groups visiting Wave Rock in the Golden Outback, the Pinnacles in the Coral Coast and walking the Busselton Jetty in the state’s southwest – the longest jetty of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.
Attendees also swam with dolphins, took selfies with WA’s world-famous quokkas and visited wineries in the Swan Valley.
“This was our biggest incentive trip since the pandemic,” said managing director of Amway Taiwan Michelle Lin.
“We stayed at the best hotel in Western Australia and enjoyed world-class food along with a cutting-edge drone firework show.
“Through this program we have shown that health and wellbeing is always at the heart of what we do here at Amway.”
The incentive injected $7 million into Western Australia’s economy. The bid to host the event was won through a collaboration between Business Events Perth and Business Events Australia, Tourism Australia’s specialist business unit.
“This event not only showcases the amazing variety of attractions and world class product in our state but also highlights the collaborative efforts between international partners and local stakeholders in creating unforgettable and truly Western Australian experiences,” said Business Events Perth CEO Gareth Martin.
