Reward Group to refurbish two five-star hotels - Pier One Sydney Harbour and Sails in the Desert
Reward Group, an industry leader in hotel refurbishments and fit-outs, have been awarded the contracts to refurbish two hotels close to two of our national icons - Pier One Sydney Harbour, positioned underneath the Harbour Bridge, and Sails in the Desert, located near Ayers Rock.
Museum and Art Gallery Northern Territory announces Mantra as Official Accommodation Partner
The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) is proud to announce Mantra Hotels, now part of Accor, as their Official Accommodation Partner.
International visitor numbers to the NT increased by 4.2% for the year to March 2019
Some 297,000 international visitors came to the Territory during the year, spending $473 million, which is an 18 per cent increase on the previous year.
Kings Canyon Resort Reveals New Glamping Tents in the Red Centre
Kings Canyon Resort in the heart of Australia’s Red Centre is offering visitors a chance to experience the region in style with the launch of its new glamping tents.
New glamping village and full upgrade of Cooinda Lodge completed to mark 40th anniversary of Kakadu National Park
Kakadu’s longest-established tourism accommodation operator, Cooinda Lodge & Camping, is marking the 40th anniversary of Kakadu National Park by unveiling a complete refurbishment of its Lodge rooms as well as the launch in June of the new glamping village Dreaming @ HomeBillabong.
US-based global hospitality operator, Delaware North, has been approved by the Northern Territory Government to acquire Darwin's SKYCITY Casino for $188 million.
Kings Canyon Resort in the heart of Australia’s Northern Territory will have a new look this cool season as plans are revealed for a new glamping product, allowing guests a first-hand experience of the sights and sounds of the magnificent outback canyon.
Construction of the new $200 million Westin Darwin hotel will begin this month
Construction of the The Westin Darwin Hotel will commence this month, overlooking the Darwin Harbour and adjoining the CBD, providing a significant boost for the local tourism industry, and act as a major drawcard for high-end business people and more tourists.
Pledges of up to $220 million by the Liberal National Party and Labor Party to rejuvenate Kakadu National Park’s ageing tourism infrastructure has been welcomed by the Park’s key industry group, Kakadu Tourism.
