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Hotel News
World’s coolest rooftop experience: Hotel X Brisbane’s Ice Bath Activation
Hotel X Brisbane unveils summer wellness: Ice baths are renowned for their health benefits
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New Zealand
Navigating 2025: What’s next for travel agents
Op-Ed: Robin Lawther, Vice President, Expedia TAAP unpacks trends in travel: From Gen Z’s love for all-inclusives to the rise…
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Management
Top three reasons a hotel-specific CRM outshines generic solutions
Good experiences lead to great reviews and a progressive cycle of bookings and enthusiasm for your brand
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International tourism
Pat Cummins invites Indian cricket fans to come and say G’day
Australian Test cricket captain Pat Cummins stars in a special instalment of Tourism Australia’s Come and Say G’day campaign to…
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News
Welcome to Melbourne Place: Redefining luxury in the heart of the city
Melbourne Place, located in the heart of Melbourne’s culinary, fashion, cultural, and entertainment hub on Russell Street has opened its…
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New Zealand
Renaissance Hotels fuels local discovery on a global scale with the debut of ‘R FINDS’ Digital Marketplace
Renaissance Hotels has embraced local discovery as its defining characteristic, connecting travellers with the vibrant spirit of neighbourhoods worldwide.
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Industry voices
From Coldplay to Christmas: Sydney’s hospitality industry on a high
The Accommodation Australia (AA) NSW "Hotel Market and Economic Outlook Update" delivered a positive outlook despite challenges
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AccomProperties News
10 years after the Lacrosse building cladding fire, the defects and disasters continue
What needs to change? Research finds change is needed in four key areas...
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Awards
Pullman Bunker Bay Resort scoops double gold and Hall of Fame honours at WA Tourism Awards
With these gold wins, Pullman Bunker Bay Resort has earned the opportunity to represent Western Australia on the national stage
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New Zealand
Australians favour meaningful and sustainable travel, Destination Queenstown research finds
Study reveals the growing trend of conscientious travel, where Australians seek to engage deeply with their destinations
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