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TAA elects new chair
The state’s tourism and accommodation body, Tourism Accommodation Australia NSW, has elected Richard Doyle as its new chair.
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Accessible tourism will be the ‘game changer’ for accommodations
Accessibility could be the ‘game changer’ your business needs as you look to bounce back from the impacts of the…
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First Courtyard by Marriott flag to fly in Brisbane from February 2021
The announcement follows last year’s opening of Marriott’s first franchised hotel in Australia, Midnight Hotel Canberra, which is part of…
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Former policeman won’t cop OTA bullying
Brad Atkins is a straight-talking former policeman and publican who won’t cop bullying from Online Travel Agents.
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No slip ups the goal for hotel safety
The injuries can be debilitating and painful and for accommodation providers they can also be extremely expensive, financially and in…
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Early Christmas present for States, now competing for visitors!
This week, the Accom industry received an early Christmas gift when inter-state borders re-opened, and domestic tourists began to flow…
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Five Ways Focused Service Hotels Can Increase Direct Voice Bookings
Although they are generally outperforming other lodging segments, most if not all focused and selective service hotels are looking to…
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What did COVID do to rental markets?
COVID-related travel restrictions and the sudden drop in tourism provided an ideal natural experiment to examine the impact of shifts…
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Two new Courtyard by Marriott hotels coming to Melbourne
Courtyard by Marriott, part of Marriott International (NASDAQ: MAR) announced that it has two new hotel developments planned for Melbourne’s…
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Accom veterans fighting back post-COVID
Mr Robinson, a 40-year veteran in the industry, overseas 69 properties worth more than a billion dollars in total, and…
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