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This month, AccorHotels celebrates the 90th birthday of Mercure Canberra. 

Officially launching September 7, 2017, the new ballroom at Four Seasons Hotel Sydney will feature a stunning contemporary design and exciting advanced technology.

Tourism Accommodation Australia has welcomed the announcement of new appointments to the Tourism Australia Board of Directors.

Developer Harry Triguboff’s Meriton group is buying the balance of the beachfront Little Bay Cove project in Sydney in a $245 million deal.

An old school sales technique that today is considered somewhat exploitative and sleazy may in fact help you shed some light on how to improve your loyalty program.

Accomnews speaks exclusively with Mantra Group regional general manager Winston Hall about how hotels can assist in preserving the stunning natural environments in which they’re located.

Having an online presence is essential for hotels of all sizes, but you don’t always have to spend a fortune in doing so. Luckily Google offers a treasure trove of powerful tools that are free to use and perfect to grow your business online.

QT Melbourne is excited by the appointment of new executive chef, Andrew Harmer who will commence with the hotel beginning of October.

Tourism Council WA has welcomed the announcement by the state government today that $2 million of Tourism WA’s current budget will be re-prioritised to help fill Perth’s hotel rooms.

AccorHotels has announced that Parklands Resort and Conference Centre has joined the AccorHotels portfolio. The hotel will undergo a refurbishment to bring it in-line with the Mercure brand standards, and the hotel will rebrand to Mercure Mudgee in 2018.