Tourism commercial property

From deer to trout fishing to the Olympic-grade clay target shooting range, Currawong Lakes has a lot to offer — but for its new owners, that’s just the beginning.

There was a time when the Lufra was Tassie’s most luxurious hotel, and the only one with ensuites — now it needs a new owner to write its next chapter.

A popular caravan park located at the gateway to one of the world’s top tourist destinations could be yours for the taking, with the owners of Cape Jervis’s Big 4 Holiday Park announcing their retirement plans.

This 6.47ha Tudor-style property is just a one-minute drive from the Port Arthur Historic Site — and buyers are circling.

From glittering island casinos to sun-dappled water parks, many of Australia’s former tourist meccas now sit abandoned as mere shells of their once glory days. While some of these once thriving holiday destinations have been …

Sydney’s iconic Luna Park is set to change hands for a jaw dropping price.

An 1800s Mansfield convent turned High Country retreat has hit the market — complete with its own ghosts including spirits known as The Boy with the Broken Glass and The Sitting Lady.

Melbourne’s once popular Cuckoo Restaurant has been served up for sale. And it comes with a side of mystery after its founder and early celebrity chef Willi Koeppen disappeared.

After some challenging years spanning the Covid pandemic, the tourism sector continues to bounce back as caravan parks and pubs emerge as high-quality assets for investors. In 2024, sales of mixed use holiday parks offering …