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Adelaide Convention and Tourism Authority
Adelaide Convention and Tourism Authority

The Adelaide Convention Tourism Authority has been entrusted with the responsibility of promoting South Australia's convention industry for more than 30 years. Established in 1972 as the Adelaide Convention Bureau, ACTA has developed a reputation for being a results-driven organisation that delivers tangible benefits for its members. Our role is to market South Australia as a leading convention, incentive travel and exhibition destination. We are a private, non-profit organisation that is funded through our stakeholders - our members, State and Local Government.
The tourism industry, including the Business Tourism sector, is a multi-billion dollar industry for Australia. South Australia is reaping the benefits of this industry, with the tourism industry injecting over $3.1 billion into the State's economy each year. South Australia is performing well in Business Tourism, with latest figures indicating that it captures 12% of the Australian international meetings market and 17% of the national meetings market. More and more visitors are discovering the wide range of experiences that South Australia has to offer, including our premium wine regions, authentic natural experiences and world-class festivals and events. Recent developments, such as the expansion of the Adelaide Convention Centre, have enabled South Australia to compete for much larger business events and this, combined with our reputation as being a value-for-money and friendly destination, positions the state well for the future.
Associations Tourism Regional Tourism > Australia
Adelaide Convention Tourism Authority Level 1/18 King William Street GPO Box 351 Adelaide SA 5001 Tel: +61 8 8303 2333 Fax: +61 8 8303 2355
Adelaide Convention and Tourism Authority ACTA
Oct 9, 2009

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