News In Brief
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Students are back! State of the art, multimillion dollar, student digs open
Beehives, electric guitars, cinema, gym & gourmet meals to lure overseas students & establish Melbourne as a top global education…
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VIC Government $5.6m boost a win for jobseeker scheme
Accommodation Association’s Victorian Jobs program receives major boost with State Government $5.6 million funds injection
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The true heart of hospitality is human kindness, especially to strangers
Hospitality is simply about making people feel good. The true test comes when we can still be kind to others…
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Accor completes deal with Salter Brothers
Accor has added nine Mercure hotels and one Ibis Styles property to its portfolio following a landmark agreement with Salter…
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Op-Ed: Year of creativity and innovation
Is 2022 a year for F&B creativity and innovation? Cam Northway on how to rebuild strong revenue streams and customer…
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The sky is the limit for Accessible Accommodation
Accessible Accommodation's Kerry Williams has set her sights on expanding the company's ever-growing activity into overseas markets
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Praise for Victoria’s outgoing Tourism Minister Martin Pakula
AA President, Leanne Harwood has thanked outgoing Victorian Minister for Tourism, Martin Pakula for his efforts throughout the pandemic
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Mercure Pakenham set for September opening
Management is amazed by the number of bookings already received for the 64-room Mercure Pakenham set for a September opening
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International tourists back but rebuild will take time
The latest International Visitor Survey results to the end of March 2022 show the export tourism industry’s recovery has a…
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Consumers now demanding more than ever from hotels
Key new research findings show consumers now expect contactless reservation technology, flexible booking policy and bonus offers
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