MAPTO and local tourism staff from the Mandurah and Murray visitor centres staffed a regional booth at the recent show that attracted more than 47,000 attendees.
Chief executive Karen Priest said interest in caravan and camping in the Peel was high.
MORE: Homes in City of Swan and Shire of Kalamunda face long wait for NBN
Get in front of tomorrow's news for FREE
Journalism for the curious Australian across politics, business, culture and opinion.
READ NOWMORE: Brentwood’s Bluegum Community Centre hosting Easter-themed Teddy Bears’ Picnic
MORE: Fremantle artist’s brush with reef life
“We produced a dedicated caravan and camping brochure detailing all the camping and caravanning facilities across the Peel region,” she said.
The latest Tourism Research Australia statistics show key increases in domestic and international visitation.
Domestic Overnight Annual Visitors has risen 14.23 per cent from 548,000 (year ending) 2015 to 626,000. International visitor numbers rose 18.31 per cent from 28,314 to 33,501.
Ms Priest said the statistics reflected the region’s increasing capacity in the tourism sector.