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The former Hyatt Regency that’s been closed for a decade will feature a replica Trevi Fountain and wellness centre, the billionaire says. But residents are sceptical.
European winters are very much still on the cards for Brisbane’s wealthy travellers, though they’re making savings along the way.
The pro-migration hotel lobby group has looked past its own viral ad campaign to break bread with the One Nation leader.
For an industry group meant to clear the political runway for travel and tourism outfits, the lobby shop’s own path forward is full of obstacles.
NextDC’s assurances to the market included some new, improved financial metrics.
Brisbane 2032 organising committee president Andrew Liveris has urged property developers to think big and chase the US and Asian tourist dollar.
The RBA governor got away to Tasmania after raising the cash rate last week.
High-net-worth owners are lining up for premium Brisbane River spots, but industry leaders say sluggish planning could mean billions of dollars are turned away.
Chief executive Adam Schwab says the business remains resilient as new investor Ellerston Capital takes a 12 per cent stake.
The $300 billion investment giant’s week-long trip to Colombo has Fight Club rules enforced.
Catherine King accepted the airline’s top-tier membership, which gives the federal cabinet minister privileges and freebies until the day she dies.
The Sydney-headquartered tourism operator is the latest in a string of tourism businesses looking for wealthy backers, hoping to raise as much as $7 million.
Dozens of parties have been asked for documents relating to their alleged association with the bankrupt entrepreneur or his companies.
The Queensland government has used special powers to approve a masterplan that would transform the sizeable theme park precinct.
They might call it networking, but business leaders will go to any lengths to ensure they get a few weeks of sun in July.
Corporate Travel’s chairman might be a dead duck at the scandal-ridden company. But he’s still got friends on the director circuit.
Not only do you get a holiday with your next ocean voyage, it might give you the chance to buy a luxury watch.
The airline’s “backdown” highlights the corporate bastardry of pocketing the cash for cancelled flights.
The chief executive of Urbnsurf has been let go from her position after just two years in the top job.
Just a few weeks after a senator roasted him for going full Karen on social media, the airline’s corporate affairs boss decided the “time was right” to leave.
It appears that MBA students are getting more insights than Corporate Travel’s own investors into what went wrong at the company.
A series of cold fronts over the past week delivered the first significant snowfall of the year, helping resorts build a solid base ahead of the long weekend.
The sprawling tourism and property empire appears to be undergoing some prudent pruning.
Ana Pedersen was invited to the French Open tennis, one of the great European corporate hospitality scores.
Visitors will struggle to find hotel rooms at the 2032 Olympics if supply is not urgently addressed, industry figures warn.
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