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On TravelDailyNews Asia-Pacific, the section dedicated to travel and hospitality news for each territory of Australia offers a comprehensive overview of the latest developments, trends, and initiatives in the region’s travel industry. This segment is meticulously curated to provide readers with insightful and up-to-date information on a variety of topics, ranging from new tourist attractions and eco-tourism projects to innovative hospitality ventures and cultural events. Each Australian territory is represented with its unique offerings, highlighting local experiences, government tourism initiatives, and industry advancements. Whether it’s the urban vibrancy of New South Wales, the natural wonders of Queensland, or the rich cultural heritage of the Northern Territory, this section serves as a valuable resource for industry professionals, tourists, and locals alike, keen to discover the diverse and dynamic landscape of Australia’s travel and hospitality sector.
Western Australia introduces a mandatory registration for all Short-Term Rental Accommodations, effective July 1, 2024, enhancing regulation and transparency in
The Territory Labor Government announces a $68 million investment in the 2024-25 Budget to bolster tourism, including new airline routes
Royal Caribbean announces a thrilling line-up for the 2025-2026 season in Australia, featuring Anthem of the Seas' debut and Voyager
Sydney Seaplanes introduces a direct flight connecting Sydney Harbour with Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra, blending scenic travel with efficiency.
The NT's $1 million Aboriginal Tourism Grant Program aims to enhance Aboriginal tourism experiences with new infrastructure and products.
Partnership offers job-ready training for tourism and hospitality sectors across Western Australia, aiming to enhance skills and connect job seekers.
Western Australia marks a significant achievement in local manufacturing as the first METRONET C-series train, made in over 30 years,
The Australian and Territory Labor Governments have announced a $6 million investment for Indigenous tourism projects in the NT, aiming
Singapore Airlines enhances connectivity by resuming four daily flights to Perth, strengthening a 57-year partnership and boosting local tourism and
NSW leads Australia's tourism recovery, with record-breaking $51.4 billion in visitor expenditure and international arrivals nearing pre-pandemic levels.
