Tourism Australia is flexing the country’s business events muscle via one of the world’s most popular social media platforms.

Tech-savvy creatives will soon be flocking to Sydney for a blockbuster conference. However, that’s not to say they’ll all be behaving like seagulls.

A funeral home in Sydney has left a family traumatised after mixing up two bodies. And it wasn’t the first time.

Crack a tinnie of XXXX Gold, because it looks like the Olympics might be coming to Queensland 32 years after Sydney’s hosting efforts.

Much like HSC graduates during Schoolies Week, it looks like the business events sector is picking up on the Goldie.

The two states are getting back more of their swagger from Friday, with both announcing a swathe of changes for certain types of events and venues.

Next time you plan an event overseas, you might want to check the ages of your performers, or you might cop charges for child labour.

After the unexpected death of Arne Sorenson last week, Marriott has chosen who will succeed him.

To make matters worse for Crown, the company suffered a $120.9 million loss in the first half of FY21.

Small businesses in the tourism, hospitality and events sectors that were hit hard by the state’s snap five-day lockdown have been handed a $143 million reprieve.

The property ended up taking on a more luxurious feel than initially anticipated – think ultra-cool art, avant-garde lighting and Karl Lagerfeld amenities.

Geoff York has put in a request to Crystalbrook’s HR department for new business cards and an engraved name plate, following his latest role change.