Among the offerings at this new Accor hotel is a daily ‘Chocolate Hour’, which we can only assume involves bathing in Cadbury Dairy Milk.

CTC members are cheering about this new deal, as it means they can now just wander upstairs and pass out at after enjoying a few too many whiskeys at the Silks Bar.

Is that your smiling mug in the accompanying photo? Well, we’ve got good news for you! That is, assuming Flight Centre forgot to let you know before it sent out this announcement.

The Indigenous cultural tourism venue in Cairns has been forced to close its doors due to the ongoing travel restrictions caused by the global pandemic.

Accor is bringing one of its funky lifestyle hotel brands to one of Sydney’s most iconic heritage buildings, so expect to hear a lot of James Brown and Prince being played from the property’s speakers.

South Australia has confirmed its penchant for elderly sportspeople in Lycra, with the state set to host the Australian Masters Games for the eighth time.

It looks like this venue owner has either made some enemies or been the target of some unfortunate bots.

Bloody kids these days and their death-defying selfies. Back in our day, the cameras were so big that we’d be lucky to get one up a staircase, let alone onto the ledge of a building.

However, the event’s organisers reckon things are looking up with the rollout of the vaccine, and are confident their US event will go ahead.

Have you been waiting with bated breath for Marriott to reveal the opening date for its new Melbourne property? Well, you can now rid yourself of all that anxiety.

The organisation has appointed its first BDM, which stands for business development manager and not bespoke disco man, as first reported by The Nibbler.

You could say this $45 million transformation is the hotel equivalent of Jocelyn Wildenstein’s plastic surgery efforts, except that it looks way better.