Queensland
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Brisbane City
In keeping with its international flavour, Brisbane has many fine, modern hotels close to the city centre. Many of these offer superb facilities for the business and corporate traveller.
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Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport has a choice of hotels that are tailored for the business or leisure traveller on a short visit or stopover. Many of these hotels offer an outstanding array of sporting and recreational amenities as well as business centres, meeting rooms and convention facilities that can be adapted to suit many different requirements. Room facilities at these hotels typically include in-room data ports, ironing boards and often, executive club floors where travellers may enjoy a range of extra privileges.
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Brisbane Suburbs
Brisbane's suburbs range from attractive and historic inner suburbs to typical Australian suburbia. The advantage of staying in Brisbane's suburbs is that the visitor can still enjoy the pleasures of the city while being removed from the bustle of the city centre.
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Gold Coast & Hinterland
The Gold Coast is the second largest city in Queensland and one of the largest suburban areas in Australia. The resort accommodation found here is without comparison in any other part of the country. There are several five-star resort hotels that offer a superb standard of amenities and luxurious surroundings.
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Sunshine Coast & Hinterland
The Sunshine Coast region of Queensland, between Bribie Island and Fraser Island, is a subtropical region spectacularly endowed with beaches backed by mountains and rainforest. The coastal areas such as Noosa are major resort destinations.
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Townsville & North Queensland
The city has many accommodation options, including a number of fine, international five-star hotels that offer great facilities for the business traveller as well as venues for conferences, weddings and major social events.
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Cairns & Far North Queensland
One of Queensland's most popular tourist and holiday destinations, offers the Great Barrier Reef and tropical rainforest experiences, combining adventure and relaxation within some of the greatest environmental wonders of the world. This sensational region stretches from the prosperous city of Cairns in the south to the northern (Cape York) and western (Gulf Savannah) extremes of Queensland. The region includes the key tourism icons of Cairns, Cairns beaches, Palm Cove, Port Douglas, Kuranda, Cairns Highlands, the resort islands of the Great Barrier Reef from Green to Lizard, Cape Tribulation and the Daintree Rainforest, Cape York Peninsula, Torres Strait, Gulf of Carpentaria, Gulf Savannah.
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Whitsunday Islands
The Whitsundays, the long chain of continental islands that rise off the north Queensland coast, is one of our favourite holiday destinations, home to a dozen resorts with something for every tropical taste. Several of these resorts offer every conceivable luxury, from fine dining restaurants to spa treatments to palatial pools.
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Offshore Islands
Along the coast are many resort style hotels, ranging from comfortable to luxurious. Coastal resorts offer a cost-effective alternative to island accommodation, often with a wide choice of dining options and leisure activities.
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Queensland Central Coast
Queensland Central Coast is an enticing region that includes some of the most fascinating and historic of all Queensland's cities, including Bundaberg, Gladstone, Mackay and Rockhampton. Accommodation options throughout the region are many and varied. Some of these cities offer a choice of resort accommodation, with a dazzling array of facilities including venues for conventions, business and large social functions.
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Queensland Country
Queensland Country is a vast and inspiring part of the Australia, embracing places and experiences as diverse as the hot, barren deserts around Birdsville, Longreach, where Qantas was born and home of the Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame, the mining towns of Mount Isa and Emerald and the Gulf Savannah townsNormanton and Karumba on the Gulf of Carpentaria.
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