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Gosford model 'better than' Newcastle model as assault rates halve  10/8/2013
Gosford model 'better than' Newcastle model as assault rates halve
Assault rates in and around licensed premises in Gosford have dropped more than 50 per cent in the last six years without the draconian measures passed in Newcastle, AHA NSW director ...
Qld, NT Metro Hotels BDM has 'proven record' with domestic wholesalers  10/3/2013
Qld, NT Metro Hotels BDM has 'proven record' with domestic wholesalers
Metro Hotels has appointed Tony Coates to the role of Business Development Manager for Queensland and Northern Territory.
Tourism Australia and The Times in Ashes partnership  9/26/2013
Tourism Australia and The Times in Ashes partnership
Tourism Australia has partnered with British newspaper The Times to create a series of six editorial features, promoting the Commonwealth Bank Ashes Series to be held in Australia ...
Aust hotel price growth slows as global prices rise to 7-year high  9/10/2013
Aust hotel price growth slows as global prices rise to 7-year high
The average price of a hotel room around the world rose by two per cent during the first six months of 2013 compared with the same period last year, according to the latest Hotels.com ...
"Nothing positive" about carbon tax for accommodation sector  9/10/2013
"Nothing positive" about carbon tax for accommodation sector
The accommodation industry has congratulated Tony Abbott and the Coalition on its election success and is calling on Labor to acknowledge the result by not standing in the way of ...
Footy finals to provide $595 million boost to local industries  9/6/2013
Footy finals to provide $595 million boost to local industries
With the AFL and NRL finals fast approaching, business information analysts at IBISWorld forecast Aussie fans will fork out $595.6 million on football finals celebrations – an increase ...
Liquor licensing red-tape cuts a 'sensible' reform for Qld tourism  9/3/2013
Liquor licensing red-tape cuts a 'sensible' reform for Qld tourism
The accommodation industry is set to benefit from further cuts in red tape to the liquor licensing regime in Queensland which have been announced by the Newman government.
Tourism Australia takes "very active" approach to India: Part 2  8/29/2013
Tourism Australia takes "very active" approach to India: Part 2
New research carried out in six of India's fastest growing cities is being used by Tourism Australia to further shape its ten-year marketing plan for the country, aimed at tapping ...
Tourism Australia takes "very active" approach to India: Part 1  8/29/2013
Tourism Australia takes "very active" approach to India: Part 1
Research carried out in six of India's fastest growing cities is being used by Tourism Australia to further shape its ten-year marketing plan for the country, aimed at tapping into ...
Vote of confidence in Brisbane accommodation market  8/22/2013
Vote of confidence in Brisbane accommodation market
The upgrading of the number of Qantas flights between Los Angeles and Brisbane to daily from December will assist with underpinning growth in the accommodation market in the Queensland ...
Aust hoteliers well poised to cater to growing Chinese travel market  8/22/2013
Aust hoteliers well poised to cater to growing Chinese travel market
The second annual Chinese International Travel Monitor (CITM) released by Hotels.com, one of the world's leading hotel booking websites, reveals significant insights into the changing ...
Reducing visa red tape 'would benefit' Australian economy  8/22/2013
Reducing visa red tape 'would benefit' Australian economy
Changes to visa access proposed by the federal Coalition will have dramatic economic benefits across the country, according to the Accommodation Association of Australia.
Response needed for 'dramatic drop' in apprenticeships  8/19/2013
Response needed for 'dramatic drop' in apprenticeships
All political parties need to respond, as a matter of urgency, to the dramatic drop in apprenticeship commencements, the Australian Centre of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has said ...
Research reveals consumers care about buying local  8/19/2013
Research reveals consumers care about buying local
New research from Roy Morgan, commissioned by the Australian Made Campaign, has revealed buying Australian-made products has become more important to Australian consumers.
Asian tourism market worth $20bn by 2020: minister  8/16/2013
Asian tourism market worth $20bn by 2020: minister
The Asian region could collectively be worth more than $20 billion to Australia's tourism industry by 2020, according to tourism minister Gary Gray.
Aussie Work, Aussie Rights campaign aims to protect 457 workers  8/15/2013
Aussie Work, Aussie Rights campaign aims to protect 457 workers
The exploitation of foreign workers in Australia and the need to make sure that our kids receive the skills and training they require for the jobs of today and tomorrow is back on ...
'Ludicrous' bed tax on South Australian operators averted  8/15/2013
'Ludicrous' bed tax on South Australian operators averted
The Accommodation Association of Australia (AAA) has expressed its delight at the South Australia government's decision to not introduce a bed tax.
Get your facts straight: ABC website to investigate contentious claims  8/15/2013
Get your facts straight: ABC website to investigate contentious claims
Australia is about to get its facts straight – that's the message from the team behind the ABC's newly launched Fact Check website and accompanying platforms including television, ...
Report confirms drop in alcohol-related assaults on licensed premises  8/12/2013
Report confirms drop in alcohol-related assaults on licensed premises
Minister for ospitality, George Souris, has welcomed the release of a report by the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) confirming significant falls in the number of ...
Accommodation industry strongly opposes bed tax  8/9/2013
Accommodation industry strongly opposes bed tax
The accommodation industry is strongly opposed to the introduction of a bed tax on hotels and other accommodation businesses in South Australia.
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