Tagged as: accommodation
by Grantlee Kieza
Management rights a different model in NZ
02nd September, 2022
AccomProperties, takes a look at the New Zealand Management Rights industry and how it compares to New Zealand, and it's effects on the Tourism Industry. It's been voted by Trip Advisor as New Zealand's No.1 b [...]
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by Graham Vercoe, Resort News Reporter
Personal thoughts on hospitality
31st January, 2018
As editor emeritus of this wonderful magazine I have spent the first two years of my retirement visiting all the places I desire strictly for enjoyment. The best bit is that I get to do it as a guest rather [...]
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by John Mahoney, Mahoneys
Prepare for your sale well in advance…
11th January, 2018
As I have said in previous Resort News articles, and at the risk of stating what to many might seem obvious, the most important piece of advice I can give potential sellers of a management rights business is to [...]
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by Lyn Pearsall, MR Sales
How to hit the market with a saleable business…
11th January, 2018
After attending the recent ARAMA Management Rights Industry Expos and listening to expert panelists on the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and in Brisbane, the overwhelming message to managers wishing to sell in [...]
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by Paul Gaffney, The MBA Partnership
Maximising your sale price
11th January, 2018
When the time comes to sell your management rights business, there are a number of things you can do to help maximise your sale price and ensure a smooth sales process. Review your letting authorities [...]
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by Graham Vercoe, Resort News Reporter
Councils struggling against the odds
20th December, 2017
Quasi-hotels should be banned under reforms to the regulation of short-term holiday letting in NSW, demands the Accommodation Association of Australia, as the NSW government considers changes to the model for [...]
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by Rosie Clarke
What’s the big idea behind joining a recognised brand?
13th December, 2017
Whether you’re a lone wolf or like having a wolf pack, there’s always something to be said for power in numbers. In the accommodation sector, branding of some sort is close to [...]
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by Mandy Clarke, AMG Reporter
Shift luxury into a higher gear
29th November, 2017
Today’s fussy guests want to experience the ride of a lifetime. Metaphorically, they want a Mercedes-Benz or a Rolls Royce not a quirky VW Beetle or a cute Mini. Literally-speaking: pristine [...]
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by Graham Vercoe, Resort News Reporter
The ultimate in personal guest hosting (PART TWO)
29th November, 2017
Queensland’s B&B and Farmstay Committee chairwoman Sue Panuccio, who has run Mt Cotton Guest House with her partner Trevor Penson for 11 years, said B&B owners must like meeting people and be comfortable [...]
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by Rosie Clarke
Do you scare easy? Check your cameras
29th November, 2017
Nobody wants their property morphing into the set of a horror film, least of all guests looking for a relaxing getaway. Hotel room invasions are a very real threat and without a security system in [...]
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The latest news in the accommodation industry
Newly Developed 4‑star Trio Hotel in Box Hill Sold for $30.7 Million
10th February, 2026
The newly developed 4‑star Trio Hotel in Melbourne’s east has sold for $30.7 million to a private Chinese investor. It marks one of the most significant metropolitan Melbourne hotel transactions over the [...]
When Hastings Street comes to market
06th February, 2026
There are places in Australia where location does more than frame a business. It defines it. Hastings Street is one of them. Defined by sunshine, tropical coastal ease and quiet sophistication, it remains one of [...]
by MQ Brokers
Highly Sought-After Coastal Motel Successfully Sold by MQ Brokers
03rd February, 2026
The Woongarra Motel, one of the Mid North Coast’s most prominently positioned coastal accommodation assets, has officially been sold. Located on The Parade, North Haven, just south of Port Macquarie [...]
by AccomProperties
Taking the Sunshine Coast by Storm: The Rise of Alex Barker-Ré
03rd February, 2026
Read on to learn about the impressive journey and impact of Alex Barker-Ré, Resort Sales Specialist who has recently planted his professional roots on the Sunshine Coast and is [...]
by HTL Property
Victorian Tourism Asset Sold by HTL
30th January, 2026
HTL Property has today announced the successful sale of Nagambie Lifestyle Park, a strategically located mixeduse lifestyle and tourist park located in Victoria. The popular park has been acquired by ASX-listed [...]
by Mandy Clarke
Island advantage: A rare management rights opportunity on K’gari
23rd January, 2026
Imagine living and working in a place where the setting is as much part of the job as the business itself. On K’gari (Fraser Island), that balance between lifestyle and livelihood is more than a talking [...]
by HTL Property
Nambucca Heads Residential Land Lease Community Sold by HTL Property
20th January, 2026
Leading national specialist brokerage agency, HTL Property, is pleased to announce the successful sale of Faringdon Village; a premium residential land lease community located in the heart of picturesque-perfect [...]
by Andrew Morgan, Qld Tourism & Hospitality Brokers
Cash management and its effect on business worth
13th January, 2026
Cash continues to be a relevant form of payment for many businesses, particularly those with frequent, small value transactions like cafes, takeaway food outlets, and certain motel services. While the shift [...]
by Mandy Clarke, Industry Reporter
Management rights in New Zealand: A market shaped by complexity, caution and select opportunity
13th January, 2026
New Zealand’s management rights sector continues to operate very differently from its Australian counterpart. While the model exists across many tourism regions, it remains smaller in scale, less standard [...]
