Guest Facilities

As a tourism operator or destination marketing manager, it is hard to imagine what it would be like travelling with an impairment or disability. For example, medieval cobblestones at a castle ruin is a charm to many, but for a wheelchair user, Rick Steves in his John Sage accessible travel blog tells us, it can become nearly impossible to cross (and not …

How well you maintain your pool and spa can make the difference between a healthy, refreshing dip for your guest and a bath in a microbial soup. If not properly maintained, the water in your complex’s swimming pool may harbour a range of microbes, including bacteria and algae, that can cause health problems such as ear, nose and throat infections. …

What is wrong with wanting to provide your guests with every comfort and convenience?

Braille was developed by the young French boy Louis Braille in 1825 as a result of loosing his sight in an accident at the age of just four.

Robotic pool cleaning technology is gaining a strong and growing following amongst pool owners in Australia market – it is one of the fastest growing product categories in the pool industry.

With more and more accommodation providers choosing to add an exercise area to their facilities, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the thought of which equipment pieces to choose, how they will fit space-wise in the area allocated and how they will complement the overall look and décor of the property.

The first ‘official’ waterpark is thought to be Wet ‘N Wild in Orlando, Florida, developed in 1977 by George Millay the creator and founder of Sea World.

The right fitness amenities will prove “gold” at every level of the hospitality industry, from high-end resorts to budget hotels.

As the world watches with uncertainty, the economy continues to make small steps towards recovery.

Making the accommodation industry accessible to all people regardless of physical limitation, disability or age is an ongoing endeavour.