Demand for accommodation remains high as investors capitalise on attractive sectors - JLL
The Australian accommodation industry has seen a surge in activity as domestic travellers continue to explore their own backyard and international arrivals build.
L to R: Xander Nijnens Head of Hotel Advisory and Asset Management JLL Asia Pacific and Jonathan Law JLL Vice President of Investment Sales Hong Kong and Asia Pacific,
Hong Kong hotel investment to grow 24% to USD1 billion in 2023 - JLL
Hong Kong's high-end hotels are expected to show faster recovery and its RevPAR is expected to rebound to 2018 levels next year, according to JLL's latest 2023: A Year of Opportunities for Hong Kong Hotels report. The firm also believes that hotel transaction activity will pick up in the last...
Accor partners with CBA and BNZ to offer greater benefits to members of ALL
Accor, the largest hotel operator in Australia and New Zealand, has partnered with Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Bank of New Zealand to provide even greater benefits, privileges and experiences to members of ALL – Accor Live Limitless, the free lifestyle loyalty programme of Accor.
Tātaki Auckland Unlimited has launched the latest iteration of its Auckland is Calling campaign in Australia – its largest Australian campaign to date, and the first in partnership with businesses from across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s visitor economy sector.
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Record tourism spend boosts WA's hotels and hospitality venues
The Australian Hotels Association (WA) has hailed WA’s record visitor spend in 2022, with the state’s hotels and hospitality venues directly benefitting from a strong post-COVID recovery.
Brisbane Airport predicting 15,000 passengers through its International Terminal tomorrow (Sunday), up 77% compared to this time last year
With Easter traditionally being the busiest time of year for Queensland’s tourism industry, the rebound in international visitor numbers is good news for Queensland jobs and the economy."Around 75% of Queensland’s international arrivals transit through the Brisbane Airport, so when Brisbane...
