The Outlook for Bali’s Visitor Markets & Star-Rated Hotel Occupancies
PT. Hotel Investasi Strategis release its latest report, "The Outlook for Bali’s Visitor Markets & Star-Rated Hotel Occupancies: Projections for 2024-2025.", delving into historical and projected foreign visitor numbers to Bali, offering crucial insights into future trends in star-rated...
Hospitality NZ conference and trade show returns for 2024 with stellar line-up
The Hospitality NZ conference and trade show (#HNZ24) returns at the end of the month with a stellar line-up of speakers, MC’s and trade partners, focused around the theme “Becoming the Industry of Choice.”
Brisbane Airport Welcomes 22.6 million Passengers in FY24
New data released today shows Brisbane Airport saw significant recovery in passenger numbers in FY24, with 22.6 million passengers or 95% of pre-COVID FY19 levels, with notable growth in international travel which rose 39% over the past year.
Global F&B to drive new activity in Asia hotels market - Colliers
The Asia hotels market is expected to continue its steady gains heading into the second half of 2024 with increased activity from global food and beverage brands set to play a significant role said Govinda Singh, Colliers Executive Director of Hotels & Leisure, Asia.
The Australian Apartment Advocacy (AAA) has welcomed the City of Brisbane's announcement of proposed local laws requiring planning approval and a dedicated property manager for short stay accommodations.
(L-R) HTL Property managing director Andrew Jolliffe, HTL Property national director for investment management James Smithers, and Ray White Group head of research Vanessa Rader.
Experts discuss the future of Australia’s pub market RWC & HTL Property
More than 200 people tuned in to RWC’s June Between the Lines Live webinar where the panel of experts including HTL Property managing director Andrew Jolliffe and HTL Property national director for investment management James Smithers discussed the hotel and tourism market.
Australia’s hotel sector tipped to benefit from occupancy and room rate growth as inbound tourism recovery gathers momentum
Surging inbound tourism will help boost Australia’s hotel occupancy levels this year and next while spurring room rate growth in most markets, particularly Sydney and Brisbane, according to new CBRE forecasts.
