Crown Towers Perth has been bestowed an elite international rating by Forbes Travel Guide, making it the only Australian hotel to receive the honour and one of just a handful in the Asia Pacific region.
A new report from global events management platform EventsAir provides insight into the evolving trends of the international events landscape.
A new report outlines how 85 per cent of Australian mid-to-senior events and hospitality workers are open to changing jobs in the next 12 months.
After southeast Queensland copped a hammering recently at the hands of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, causing widespread damage and disruption, the Gold Coast is now back in business.
Luxury hotel chain Hilton has announced it will vacate its existing properties in Adelaide and Brisbane after 40 years of operation at both sites.
As the birthplace of New Zealand’s Māori tourism, Rotorua is a spectacular blend of natural geothermal wonders and deep cultural connections with the past, and it is thriving as a destination to mix business and pleasure.
Vivid Sydney has revealed its three-week program and theme for 2025, as Australia’s largest event celebrates its 15th year.
Hotel operator Accor has achieved a sustainability milestone with more than 200 of its Australian and New Zealand hotels being eco-certified, representing more than half its local network of properties.
The Ritz Carlton, Perth recently hosted 90 guests to celebrate its fifth anniversary since opening at Elizabeth Quay in late 2019.
Collaborative partnerships, tech, innovation and elevated expectations are driving a brave new world for events in 2025. With the evolving nature of how the industry curates events that stand out, these are the major trends shaping cutting-edge productions in the year ahead, writes Matthew Sainsbury.
Centrally located, the stunning Hyatt Centric Melbourne is the perfect place to stay in style, host events and use as a base to explore the city, writes the hotel’s director of sales and marketing, Sheree Kahlefeldt.
The embattled Star Entertainment Group is set to sell its 50 per cent stake in the new Queen’s Wharf Brisbane complex as the company fights to stay afloat.