Tourism commercial property

Aussies love a theme park, and particularly when the attraction in question is on the market for $2.5 million. Townsville’s Barra Fun Park has ridden a wave of interest to become the most viewed commercial …

Western Australia’s premier wine region is set to get its first five-star resort in what’s being flagged as a major step forward for the emerging tourism hotspot.

As every step of airline travel undergoes seismic change, hoteliers are jumping in on the act, forecasting a new realm of operations, safety and sanitation measures.

Hotelier Dr Jerry Schwartz is attempting to develop a helipad atop his 38-level hotel in Darling Harbour, arguing its construction will help revive the Sydney CBD economy.

The future of investment house Mayfair 101’s plans to transform Dunk Island and nearby Mission Beach into a $1.6bn tourism mecca hangs in the balance after assets controlled by a separate fund it manages fell into the hands of receivers.

Embattled travel agency group Flight Centre has secured a much-needed $62.15 million windfall from the sale of its Melbourne headquarters.

Shipwright David Nash hopes a new owner might help give a special and much-loved Tasmanian steamship a new life.

A popular East Gippsland tourist attraction featuring a windmill, a wedding chapel and a pizza restaurant has hit the market, three decades after the owners began building the labour of love.

The Stirling Golf Club will soon have a new owner, with the property placed under contract more than a week before it was scheduled to be auctioned.