Hospitality News & Trends

Increasingly popular again among holidaymakers, motels have been luring sea-changers and lifestyle seekers in recent years, with the trend expected to continue.

The American buffet with upmarket ambitions was once a suburban novelty. And then it wasn’t. Sizzler just couldn’t keep up with how fast Australians were changing, experts say. It had the cheese toast, the all-you-can-eat …

They were once considered decadent holiday wonderlands, but several once-glittering tropical resorts now lie abandoned as eerie relics of a bygone era.

Known for its luxury shopping, high-end restaurants, and its A-list location adjacent to the Sheraton and Palazzo Versace on Main Beach, Marina Mirage was conceptualised as a must-see for cashed-up tourists when it was first opened in September 1988.

A blue chip retail site at Circular Quay has sold to continue a record run of sales in the area over the last 18 months.

Keen to cash in on the Blue Mountains’ booming domestic tourism market, Sydney investment partners Arvi Rubenstein and Jonathan Wolf listed the hospitality asset with $20m expectations.

The five storey commercial building was extensively renovated in 2019 and is located in the heard of the suburb’s hospitality and creative district.

A tree change can be made a little sweeter with a multiple box-ticker business like a country pub, especially when the price tag is this low.

A hotel where the Titanic Theatre Restaurant is based in Melbourne’s west is for sale ahead of the blockbuster film being re-released next month.