Tourism
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Demolished Mooloolaba favourite returns after $3.8 million facelift
A holiday park with a million dollar view has reopened following a multi-million-dollar facelift.
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All quiet in CBD as lockout laws pass into history
As the first night of Sydney’s post lock-out era passed without incident this week, leading accom bodies welcomed the removal…
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Agoda ad rekindles ‘bait and switch’ fears
An online travel agency censured overseas for questionable advertising tactics is allegedly running 'bait and switch'-style promotions in Australia.
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US heeds ScoMo’s pleas to water down travel warnings
America has downgraded its bushfire warning for tourists travelling Down Under after prime minister Scott Morrison lobbied US vice president…
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Travel warning “the last thing we need”, premier tells Trump
Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk is urging US president Donald Trump to revise a US travel warning for Australia issued in…
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Too soon? Kangaroo Island sells tourism credentials as fire threat looms
South Australians are being urged to maintain travel plans to the fire-ravaged Kangaroo Island despite weather conditions threatening further destruction…
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“Cut them a break” PM urges, as accom begins fight back
Prime minister Scott Morrison has urged Aussies to support fire-affected accommodation operators by not asking for a refund from those…
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Accom wrap: Holiday Inn taps sporting crowd as Dunk developers test the water
A new-build Holiday Inn aiming to net sports fans will open in the trendy inner-Melbourne suburb of Richmond in 2023.
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Accom owner slapped with record fine for gross exploitation of staff
The owner of a New Zealand holiday park has been ordered to pay more than $680,000 and banned from employing…
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Accom wrap: New heights for Gold Coast, Barangaroo, Crowne and Mantra
All new developments along The Spit on Queensland’s Gold Coast will be restricted to a three-storeys following community feedback on…
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