Tourism
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Resort sued after guest dies in airing cupboard
A man whose mother died after getting trapped in her holiday accommodation airing cupboard is to sue the resort company…
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One of the biggest industry events of the year kicks off in a week's time - and Accomnews readers are…
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“We need a fairer, more level playing field”: Pressure prompts short stay enquiry
Western Australia will hold a parliamentary inquiry into regulation of the state's short-stay accommodation industry.
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Airbnb opens doors to better accessibility
Airbnb is launching an initiative to help people with special needs find holiday accommodation tailored to their requirements.
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Tasmania’s Tuscan tribute to undergo major expansion despite objections
A Tuscan/medieval/Moroccan-styled wedding and events venue has won approval for a major expansion despite local objections to its new scale…
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“We were so drunk”: the newlyweds who bought their honeymoon hotel
Londoners Gina Lyons, 33, and Mark Lee, 35, set off on a three-week backpacking adventure around Sri Lanka last December…
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‘I want to be beautiful again’: Great Keppel speaks to smitten $60m buyers
Just a month after plans were announced to divide Great Keppel Island into lots and sell them to cryptocurrency investors,…
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Home invasion: Marriott embraces share economy
Marriott International is further blurring the lines between homeshares and hotels with the announcement it will expand its London homesharing…
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Will ‘digital strip searches’ damage New Zealand’s brand?
A new law allowing Kiwi customs officers to perform ‘digital strip searches’ has hit headlines around the world and prompted…
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Breakfast ad leaves Sofitel with egg on its face
The Sofitel Brisbane has apologised for a seemingly innocuous full-page newspaper advert it ran in various magazines and newspapers over…
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