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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1982

7 stories in Sydney's papers

Sydney Un Bureau “Hotels Meridien” a Sydney

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 10 February 1982 · page 8

Dès le mois de mai prochain, la chaîne hôtelière Méridien sera en mesure d'offrir son charme et son efficacité aux voyageurs d'Australie…

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Hotel agent

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1982 · page 23

Well-known Sydney travel agents, Tal Tours, has been appointed general sales agents in Australia and New…

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Represents Top Hotels

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 April 1982 · page 13

Tal Tours was recently appointed general sales agent in Australia and New Zealand for the Israeli…

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Forest honors a hotel chain

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 May 1982 · page 12

JERUSALEM: A forest of 10,000 trees, to be called the Sheraton Forest, was dedicated at a ceremony here near Moshav Tarom in the Jerusalem…

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Expansion for the Meridien Hotel Chain

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 10 August 1982 · page 6

Mr Tony Knox of Meridien Hotels Sydney office, advises his organisation is building another two hotels in two very different locations…

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The Coogee Bay Hotel

Tharunka · Wednesday 11 August 1982 · page 2

Dear Eds, Is it slopsville or is it my imagination? It's 2.30 am and he meant to ask for a drink but…

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Begin to Meet “Hostile” American Administration Settlements, hotel are trouble soots

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 November 1982 · page 1

WASHINGTON: Israel’s Prime Minister, Menachem Begin, is due here this week for a 10-day visit to meet with USA President Ronald Reagan and Congressional leaders…

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