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Dyson purifier engineered for hotels
Dyson has released its latest generation purifier, designed to tackle indoor pollution and create cleaner spaces within hotels.
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Federal Budget 2021 and your super
The 2021-22 Federal Budget focused on post-pandemic economic recovery.
Associations welcome support but lobby for Melbourne
Increases to state and federal assistance payment programs have been welcomed by the industry but urged targeted support is needed for Melbourne.
‘Aparthotel’ operator Gold Tree eyes strong Australian growth
The luxury tech-focused serviced apartment investors and operators have plans to grow its portfolio across Australia and Europe in coming years.
BWH brings WorldHotels Crafted Collection to Australasia
The independent hotel group has made its way to Australasia, with hoteliers invited to align their luxury crafted guest experience within the brand.
Salter Brothers acquires Travelodge portfolio for over $600 million
Major hotel investors Salter Brothers have acquired Mirvac and NRMA’s Travelodge portfolio of 11 properties for a record AU$620 million.
Event names GMs for new Independent Collection properties
The company has confirmed two new appointments from within to lead two new properties to join its growing Independent Collection stable.
Refurbished villas ready to go at Elysia Wellness Retreat
The Hunter Valley health and wellness property has completed a makeover of its villas, with changes designed to evoke feelings of calm and serenity.
BMIHMS students hit the kitchen to release new cookbook
Hospitality students from several countries have contributed to a new cookbook designed to lift spirits and unite the industry community.
Exclusive: Regional tourism boom will continue after pandemic, says Perry
In an exclusive column, BWH Hotel Group Australasia MD, Graham Perry, says the boom for regional Australia will go on long after borders reopen.
Club Med introduces new animal welfare and interaction guidelines
The all-inclusive resort operator will implement a new policy encouraging guests to only partake in animal-friendly attractions and excursions.
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- BMIHMS students hit the kitchen to release new cookbook
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