Silky Oaks Lodge Reveals Springtime Wellness Weekend, Silky Sanctuary

A new 20-year ‘Tourism Future’ report released by the Queensland Government this week has pinpointed cruising as a key focus for the state.

The Noosa Council in Queensland has given a green light for the development of a new five-star resort in the coastal town. Noosa Springs Boutique Hotel will be developed by GH Properties and form part of the existing golf course and clubhouse, day spa and fitness centre. The hotel will feature 69 luxury rooms, a restaurant and lounge bar, resort-style swimming pools and an upgraded tennis centre.

The upcoming launch of InterContinental Brisbane in late June, will see the hotel take over the site of the former Hilton Brisbane, marking a new chapter for the historic property and the brand’s debut in the Queensland capital.

Luxury Lodges of Australia has welcomed Orpheus Island Lodge and Pelorus Private Island in Queensland’s Greater Palm archipelago into its collection of ultra-luxury lodges and camps.

A new Japanese-inspired bathhouse Sol Elements will open on Queensland’s Scenic Rim in the second quarter of this year.

Lizard Island Resort on the Great Barrier Reef debuted at ILTM Asia Pacific this week in an effort to tap deeper into new markets including Chinese New Year holidaymakers.

Three regions of Australia are now etched in the memory of travel advisors attending the Signature Travel Network Annual Conference to recommend to their clients. Perth, Palm Cove and the broader state of Queensland were all on Executive Vice President, Ignacio Maza’s exclusive ‘it lists’ for 2024.

Details of a new five-star resort on Queensland’s K’gari (Fraser Island) have been unveiled by luxury property developer, Chiodo.

The lowering of border restrictions to Queensland has driven increased demand from interstate markets for Baillie Lodges’ recently reopened Daintree-based luxury retreat.

Eumundi on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast has welcomed the launch of the region’s newest boutique hotel, HOLA, an abbreviation for “House of Local Art”.

Queensland will officially re-open its borders to fully vaccinated international travellers from 1am tomorrow [Saturday, 22 January 2022], enabling eligible inbound visitors to arrive into the state without having to quarantine.