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Hotel ordered to pay damages
A woman who slipped on a party pie and injured her knee at a function at Wollongong’s Rydges Hotel five…
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Budget invests in Australian tourism
Australian tourism businesses will continue to be supported by the Gillard government, with more than $180 million to help reach…
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AirAsia X doubles flights to SYD-MEL
AirAsia X intends to double flights to Sydney and Melbourne later this year. AirAsia X plans to increase services later…
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Legal firm restructures
On Monday 20 May, a new legal practice, Hynes Legal, will begin. Hynes Legal will focus and specialise in some…
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Rethink of resumption laws demanded
Queensland’s peak organisation representing the body corporate and strata title sector is urging the state government to take back to…
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Are you China ready?
In 2012, China became Australia’s second largest source market, with over half a million visitor arrivals. Tourism Australia believes the…
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Abbott’s IR policy receives guarded approval
Last week opposition leader Tony Abbott released its industrial relations policy and it has received guarded approval from tourism peak…
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More fly on domestic holidays
Flights comprise an increasing proportion of domestic holiday transport but three in four travellers still use the car — either…
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Wyndham consolidates in new website
Wyndham in the Asia Pacific has this week unveiled its new dynamic and interactive company website. Wyndham Vacation Resorts Asia…
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Automatic minibar choice for new Parkroyal
Bartech has announced the installation of its ethernet-connected, energy-efficient automatic minibars in all 367 guestrooms of the new Parkroyal on…
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