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Developments
Australian first from Accor coming to FNQ
The first hotel in the region to achieve Ecotourism Australia’s Eco Destination Certificate, the hotel has been recognized for its…
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Developments
“Brilliant” new Melbourne hotel development on track for 2023
In a new era of property development in Australia, BEKL has three projects currently in operation or under construction, each…
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News In Brief
Winding back JobKeeper and JobSeeker will push 740,000 Australians into poverty
Australian National University calculations suggest JobKeeper and the boosted JobSeeker payment have saved about 2.2 million people from poverty.
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New Zealand
Please loosen restrictions to increase school holiday bookings, says TIA
Under Level 2, Air New Zealand can sell only around 50 percent of seats on their turboprop aircraft and 65…
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New Zealand
High hopes for Auckland event funding boost
A $19 million cash injection aims to support major events in Auckland and Northland, providing a lifeline to regional tourism.
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New Zealand
When good intentions aren’t enough: where New Zealand’s border quarantine system really went wrong
While some interpret it as a serious government “botch-up”, a lack of transparency or even an attempt to intentionally mislead…
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New Zealand
Sector leader inducted into NZ Hospitality Hall of fame
The Hospitality New Zealand Hall of Fame is presented to those who have made significant contributions to the hospitality industry,…
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New Zealand
Summit to go ahead as NZ tourism sector plans to unite
TIA has managed costs and obtained sponsorship support to allow registration fees for the Summit to be kept low, to…
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News In Brief
Will “Check.Check.Check” be the new “Slip, Slop, Slap,” and should the entire industry get behind this campaign?
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) hope their new campaign Check. Check. Check. will become as popular as the iconic…
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News In Brief
Are we all in this together?
News that negotiations are underway should be welcomed by some of you, our Accom News readers, who have expressed frustration…
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