Tourism
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World-first infinity pool floated to top luxury hotel
A luxury hotel skyscraper in London may be topped with the world’s first 360-degree swimming pool.
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Airbnb blamed for bed bug rise
Scientists in the Netherlands are blaming Airbnb for an increase in bed bug infestations.
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Aussies warming up to cooler destinations
Cold is the new cool according to research from Expedia Group, which shows Aussies are increasingly choosing chilly regional destinations…
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Icy Sydney sports igloos as sunny Broadbeach eyes new hotel
Based on this week’s weather, an igloo might not seem such an unusual accommodation plan for Sydney Harbour.
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Why invest in an accom franchise?
Many people come into accom management from completely different careers: entrepreneurial and resourceful, yes, but green when it comes to…
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Birmo welcomed back, as Albo welcomed up the ladder
Simon Birmingham has been retained as federal tourism minister in the new Morrison government, prompting leading industry bodies to issue…
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Accom wrap: How seafood, trees and coffee are getting brands noticed
Victorian pub moguls Robert and Victor Zagame are planning a national expansion of boutique hotels across NSW and Queensland.
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Who are movers and shakers on TAA’s new board?
Tourism Accommodation Australia has announced a new board for its NSW branch featuring a line-up of high-profile industry leaders.
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Byron named among world’s worst for overtourism
Byron Bay features on a new global map showing locations suffering the greatest rates of overtourism on the planet.
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$150m plan to create “place of extraordinary experiences”
A former Victorian coal mine could become a world-class eco-tourism destination under $150m plans expected to create 300 jobs and…
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