Mandurah is revving up its event scene with a bold five-year plan to host bigger, more frequent gatherings — from massive cornerstone events to youth-focused happenings — aiming to triple regional tourism by 2050. While some councilors question whether ratepayers should foot the bill, supporters argue the city’s proven track record, like Giants of Mandurah and Crab Fest, proves its value — without council backing, local businesses and visitors would suffer. With a $3 million budget for 2026-27 and input from youth and regional agencies, Mandurah’s strategy is all about boosting community pride, driving economic growth, and making sure every visitor stays longer and comes back for more.
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