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Accor’s Queensland hotels see Easter bookings spike

Hotel Management

Accor is Australias largest hotel operator with more than 350 hotels, resorts and apartments nationally and over 100 in Queensland. Victorian hotels are also high on the popularity scale, with 39% growth year-on-year. Across Australia, we continue to see the incredible impact of major events in driving leisure travel.

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‘End of an era’: Hyatt Regency Perth to close next month as owner eyes new hospitality direction

Hotel Management

Landmark WA hotel Hyatt Regency Perth is set to close its doors next month after 36 years in operation with its Singapore-based owner Tuan Sing Holdings Limited seeking to embark on a new hospitality direction. For the month of May, Perth hotels had an occupancy rate of 77.3%, the highest of all Australia’s capital cities.

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Exclusive: Veriu Group CEO Zed Sanjana on scaling up apartment hotels

Hotel Management

The Veriu Group is making its mark in Australia’s apartment hotel landscape with over 3,000 rooms operating across 21 sites and a further 17 sites in development across both the Veriu Hotels and Suites and Punthill Apartment Hotels brands. This has, in turn, created enormous opportunity for hotel conversion.

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6 AI Agents Reshaping Hotel Operations

Hotel Speak

Hoteliers are under mounting pressure to modernize operations and exceed increasingly sophisticated guest demands. In response, hotels are increasingly enhancing traditional hotel software systems by turning to AI agentstask-specific, autonomous systems that augment staff, streamline operations, and personalize the guest journey.

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Maximizing Hotel Revenue: Advanced Channel Manager Strategies for 2025

STAAH

Move Beyond Syncing, Start Scaling 1) The New Age of Hotel Distribution The hotel distribution landscape has changed. With consumer behaviours evolving, and the lines between tech platforms, marketing, and operations blurring, a modern strategy goes far beyond just listing rooms on online travel agents (OTAs). No more repetition.

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Ascott broadens Lyf experience with eight new signings globally

Hotel Management

There is tremendous potential for us to further scale Lyf across more hospitality asset classes, whether as a full-service hotel or resort, especially with the growth pace we have seen over the year. New locations Lyf is currently present in 21 cities globally, with over 5,500 units both operating and in the pipeline.

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Boots on the Ground: How to Sell Hospitality Tech in India

Hotel Speak

Yet, despite the scale, much of the market still relies on on-premises property management systems. For RMS , the entry point was the budget and mid-scale segment a space less dominated by global tech giants and more open to change. Many operators still run standalone systems that dont share guest data between properties.

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