Associations say Federal budget is a ‘mixed bag’ for Australian hotels
Australia’s two leading accommodation associations say the latest Federal budget has a range of positive and negative implications for hotels across the nation.
Australia’s two leading accommodation associations say the latest Federal budget has a range of positive and negative implications for hotels across the nation.
The Australian Government has for the first time brought together its three major tourism departments in a united effort to attract crucial investment dollars in the hotel industry from both domestic and international companies.
The Accommodation Association of Australia has welcomed the election of Campbell Newman as the new Premier of Queensland.
The full house signs were up across Melbourne last weekend as the 2012 Formula 1 Qantas Australian Grand Prix proved to be a winner yet again for the accommodation industry.
The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) is set to undertake an audit campaign within the Queensland accommodation industry.
The Accommodation Association of Australia (AAA) has issued a warning to consumers about a telemarketing and credit card fraud that is wrongfully being linked to major hotel groups.
The Accommodation Association of Australia (AAA) says fresh opposition to the Western Australian Government’s $440 million redevelopment of the waterfront in Perth is “short sighted”, with the visionary plan being called an essential factor in the future of tourism in the state.
BY JAMES WILKINSON
Adelaide has emerged as the big winner in Singapore Airlines’ new northern summer operating schedule, gaining three additional flights per week, taking the new total to ten from March 25 to October 27, 2012.
BY JAMES WILKINSON
The Accommodation Association of Australia’s CEO Richard Munro says the Accor purchase of Mirvac Group’s hotel portfolio is a major development for the industry and one that his organisation will keep a close watch on.
The Accommodation Association of Australia has welcomed the establishment of a tourism access working group, which will examine issues surrounding aviation access to Tasmania.
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