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OFT investigation a concern for the accommodation industry
It is vitally important to understand the difference between merely cleaning an object and genuinely sanitising an object. As…
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High-rise ban on balcony smoking before A-G
Smoking on high-rise balconies on the Gold Coast is likely to be banned by the state government after a major…
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AAA: Minimum wage hike increases strain on SMEs
The Fair Work Commission has awarded a 2.5 per cent wage rise for 1.86 million lowest-paid workers with the minimum…
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Lifts to turn at Mt Buller for Saturday’s start of the snow season
Mt Buller’s most popular ski run, Bourke St will open for skiing and boarding this Saturday [June 6] to mark…
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VingCard Elsafe takes the family name
Hotel security innovator VingCard Elsafe has changed its name to Assa Abloy Hospitality, effective June 1. This new identity allows…
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Ten eco-friendly places to go green in Queensland for World Environment Day
Queensland-born EarthCheck CEO Stewart Moore has pinpointed ten favourites when it comes to sleeping a lighter shade of green, according…
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Why hotels should apply big data analytics for big benefits
For luxury hotels it is all about exceeding the expectations of their guests. The single most important aspect for accommodation…
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WA receives access to world’s first national online property exchange
Western Australian property lawyers and conveyancing professionals will soon have access to online conveyancing for the first time with the…
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TAA supports OTA boycott as commission increases are set to drive up hotel rates
Tourism Accommodation Australia (TAA) has said it will call on travellers to by-pass Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) and book direct…
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Accor takes part in National Reconciliation Week
Accor Hotels has revealed it will embrace National Reconciliation Week (NRW) from 27 May to 3 June, celebrating at its…
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