Club Med to close and sell Lindeman Island
HM can exclusively reveal Club Med is set to close its resort on Lindeman Island at the end of January 2012 until a buyer is found to whom it can sell the property in the Whitsunday Islands.
HM can exclusively reveal Club Med is set to close its resort on Lindeman Island at the end of January 2012 until a buyer is found to whom it can sell the property in the Whitsunday Islands.
Following SilverNeedle Hospitality’s recent acquisition of Constellation Hotels, the group has re-launched its Australian operation under the SilverNeedle Hospitality corporate brand.
Qantas has announced an increase in capacity from Perth to a number of Western Australian destinations.
BY RODERICK EIME IN HAWAI’I
For many decades, the true meaning of Hawai’ian, ‘Aloha’ has been lost to commercial usage and trite tourist parlance, being used to brand everything from t-shirts to canned fruit. But in recent years, the Polynesian people of Hawai’i have sought to restore the genuine essence of this ancient term to its proper status.
Hostplus is currently taking expressions of interest for people interested in participating in the 2012 Cook For Your Career competition.
BY LAUREN RESNICK IN SIEM REAP
Tourism is flourishing in Cambodia, and in response, there are a number of delectable new boutique hotels to accommodate this influx.
EXCLUSIVE BY JAMES WILKINSON
The Latimer Hotel has become the first hotel in Christchurch to start re-building on a major scale since two earthquakes ravaged the city in late 2010 and early 2011.
In marked contrast to their Asian counterparts, the bulk of whom (75 per cent) have enjoyed pay increases over the last 12 months, Australian travel industry employees do not appear to have fared quite so well in 2011.
Co-hosts of the New Zealand Hotel Industry Conference (NZHIC), the New Zealand Hotel Council and Horwath HTL Ltd, have announced that the 2012 event will be held at Pullman Auckland hotel on Thursday 31 May 2012.
The Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) has welcomed the release of the LNP’s tourism strategy as party leader Campbell Newman addressed a QTIC industry luncheon in Brisbane on Wednesday.