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Paris is the most visited city in the world. An eclectic, cosmopolitan, global capital. With dignitaries, superstars, etc all having second, third, whatever homes there. Being pictured in a numerous amounts of films. Virtually everyone from around the world, dreams about going to Paris at least once in their life. Yet, the IOC has told the French Capital, NO three times within a 19-year time span. So not really buying too much, if anything, on the gross Perth embellishment.

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Perth Australia is ranked number 9 by the New York Times as the best place to visit the only place in Australia in the top 52 and is the only Australian place short listed for the New 7 Wonders cities there are 27 other cities short-listed in it, Perth is now an city growing up as an international city, Political we are 20 yeara ahead of other Australian states in our Relations with Asia, Hillary Clinton visited Perth and Western Australia was an very important partner in the space race and the moon landing with the USA. Sir Elton John, Robbie Williams, Eric Singer and Tom Cruise all have houses in Perth.

Perth is home to the richest Women in the world Gina Rinehart and the greatest ever Tennis Player in history Rev Dr Margaret Court.

https://www.new7wonders.com/

Great that you're promoting your city GCL, but you need to come up with tangible reasons why Perth is OSG capable...not just because who you belive are famous people have property there.

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Perth Australia is ranked number 9 by the New York Times as the best place to visit the only place in Australia in the top 52 and is the only Australian place short listed for the New 7 Wonders cities there are 27 other cities short-listed in it, Perth is now an city growing up as an international city, Political we are 20 yeara ahead of other Australian states in our Relations with Asia, Hillary Clinton visited Perth and Western Australia was an very important partner in the space race and the moon landing with the USA. Sir Elton John, Robbie Williams, Eric Singer and Tom Cruise all have houses in Perth.

Perth is home to the richest Women in the world Gina Rinehart and the greatest ever Tennis Player in history Rev Dr Margaret Court.

https://www.new7wonders.com/

All those people you mentioned also have homes in New Orleans, a city with a lot more beef to a bid then Perth....

Paris is the most visited city in the world. An eclectic, cosmopolitan, global capital. With dignitaries, superstars, etc all having second, third, whatever homes there. Being pictured in a numerous amounts of films. Virtually everyone from around the world, dreams about going to Paris at least once in their life. Yet, the IOC has told the French Capital, NO three times within a 19-year time span. So not really buying too much, if anything, on the gross Perth embellishment.

A man never dies without seeing Paris...

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Other Cities with a better chance of hosting the games that were on that NYTimes list include (in order of appearance)

  • Cape Town, SA
  • Christchurch, NZ
  • Los Angeles, USA
  • Frankfurt, Germany
  • Nashville, USA
  • Calgary, Canada
  • Tahoe, USA
  • Dubai,UAE
  • The Vatican/Rome, Italy
  • Indianapolis, USA
  • Athens, Greece
  • Atlanta, USA
  • Vienna, Austria
  • St. Petersburg/Tampa, USA

Another thing to clarify is that this list was of places, not cities.

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Perth is now Australia fastest growing city with an plan to have Australia biggest Airport forecast to have 70 million people use it every year up from 14 million right now way more then "Cough" Durban Airport 4 million people.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/third-runway-more-terminals-onsite-hotel-and-driverless-train-planned-for-perth-airport/story-fnhocxo3-1226938426244

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Perth is now Australia fastest growing city with an plan to have Australia biggest Airport forecast to have 70 million people use it every year up from 14 million right now way more then "Cough" Durban Airport 4 million people.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/third-runway-more-terminals-onsite-hotel-and-driverless-train-planned-for-perth-airport/story-fnhocxo3-1226938426244

I'm on leave, but I have to say this:

*cough* Durban is inside a country Bach will stop at nothing to cross off the list and it does not matter if Perth filters more people, same could be said for dozens of US cities the excede Rio's infrastructure. Perth is not *cough*

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Perth is now Australia fastest growing city with an plan to have Australia biggest Airport forecast to have 70 million people use it every year up from 14 million right now way more then "Cough" Durban Airport 4 million people.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/third-runway-more-terminals-onsite-hotel-and-driverless-train-planned-for-perth-airport/story-fnhocxo3-1226938426244

GCL, if you're going to quote statistics, please do so accurately or else people won't take you seriously and will think you're intentionally trying to twist the facts (and people already don't take this Perth garbage seriously). Here's what the article says..

Leaked plans show passenger numbers are forecast to surge more than 200 per cent from the current 14 million a year to 46 million by 2044.

Due to be unveiled later this month, the Perth Airport Master Plan 2014 outlines how the airport will develop over the next 30 years to meet demand.

Beyond 2044: Ongoing expansion to handle up to 70 million passengers per year.

Perth Airport is planning for up to 70 million passengers a year to pass through its terminals in the second half of the century. This is despite Transport officials already beginning the search for a suitable site for a proposed second metropolitan airport.

So great.. maybe 50 or 60 years from now, that will be how many people use the airport (I'd be curious to see how they think passenger traffic will be 5 times greater in that span). If you're talking about Perth's growth NOW, maybe you should off actually data and not what look like very optimistic projections. Again, if you're talking about growth, those numbers are relative to where they started. Other airports will be growing as well, so Perth will continue to be playing catch-up. Good for Perth that you're comparing yourselves to Durban. How do they compare to Sydney and to Melbourne and to Brisbane, because that's who Perth would be up against if they want to dream about an Olympics.

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I'm on leave, but I have to say this:

*cough* Durban is inside a country Bach will stop at nothing to cross off the list and it does not matter if Perth filters more people, same could be said for dozens of US cities the excede Rio's infrastructure. Perth is not *cough*

*cough* correct *cough*
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I sh#t you all not!

We are getting Perthnites bragging about "their" city in our lifestyle sections of our newspapers just to piss us off even more. Oh they bragged about their proposed airport with a big picture to prove it.

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Well Thomas Bach also want Australia to host again it was his 1st country he said when he was elected the IOC. Melbourne and the IOC is on bad terms with the Commonwealth Games, Sydney just hosted it so that leaves it an race between Perth and Brisbane as Australia next host city and Perth is really channelling Brisbane now as the 3rd major city in Australia now is currently going on the biggest city development in the Western World now, If you go to Perth now it is construction work everywhere you go now and the city is going through right now the biggest hotel boom in Australia since the Sydney Olympics Games. Perth in 20 years will an major global city.

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Lucky so and so's get the first commercial flight by a Boeing 787-9 flying to it in October when Air NZ gets it's first later next month.

Still, it is a busy airport for FIFO and with everything moving over to the more easy to get to International Airport terminal.

Wouldn't Perth be better hosting an IAAF World Champs?

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Lucky so and so's get the first commercial by a Boeing 787-9 flying to it next month when Air NZ gets it's first later this month.

Still, it is a busy airport for FIFO and with everything moving over to the more easy to get to International Airport terminal.

Wouldn't Perth be better hosting an IAAF World Champs?

Perth will become like that now with Public Transport getting to the International Airport now the Bus Service will be going to the PIA and the Train will be going to the Airport by 2020 as well. Perth is now starting to make an bid for the IAAF World Championships for 2021 as well an multi sporting event too.

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