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Hotels & licensing, 1996

16 stories in Sydney's papers

property/business Australian hotel rates too low

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 1996 · page 24

A MAJOR factor inhibiting new hotel development in Australia is the attitude to room. rates of the hotel industry itself, according to Bill Cross, managing director of Knight…

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Bastion hotels

Dutch Weekly · Friday 16 February 1996 · page 3

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Start je internationale hotelcarrière in Amsterdam

Dutch Weekly · Friday 1 March 1996 · page 16

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Blue Mountains Mountain magic Parklands Country Garden and Lodges Autumn is finally upon us and what better cool climate holiday destination than the Blue Mountains, just a 90 minute drive out of Sydney. Each year, to celebrate the changing of the seasons, the Autumn in Mount Wilson festival welcomes visitors from throughout the state by opening up to the public the area’s many private gardens. This year it will run from April 6 to May 26. For mare information, phone the Glenbrook Information Centre (047) 39 6266. And to help you choose where to stay — or dine — we have compiled a small guide to soma of the Blue Mountains’ most popular hotels, motels and guest houses

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 April 1996 · page 2

Nestled in the heart of Blackheath, this property only opened in January and already it is gaining a reputation for providing some of the finest accommodation in NSW…

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Smooth sailing at the Gazebo Sydney Sydney’s Gazebo Hotel in Elizabeth Bay has a proven track record as the perfect venue for a successful simcha

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 April 1996 · page 12

OF COURSE you want your function to be perfect — and that's what the Gazebo Hotel Sydney's banqueting team aims for, too. The team has organised many wonderful…

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business/property Selling hotels in Oz

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 April 1996 · page 27

SELLING hotels for $300 million comes naturally to Tony Karp. The 31-year-old Sydney businessman was recently appointed a director…

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Hotel van de Toekomst stuit op protest

Dutch Weekly · Friday 26 April 1996 · page 13

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Upgrade hotels for 15th Maccabiah junior teams

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 1996 · page 36

AUSTRALIA’S 15th Junior Maccabiah competitors will be accommodated in two top class Israeli hotels. This was revealed in Sydney by…

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Nederlanders vluchten voor bom in Spaans hotel

Dutch Weekly · Monday 5 August 1996 · page 4

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Captain Cook Hotel

Tharunka · Monday 26 August 1996 · page 33

Fortnightly gigs at the Captain Cook Hotel are a regular social right for students to get together. The lack o f any indoor space on campus for social rights has prompted the Students Association to strike up a deal with the…

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HAL-cruiseschip mogelijk hotel in haven Rotterdam

Dutch Weekly · Monday 2 September 1996 · page 19

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Amsterdamse hotels meer in trek

Dutch Weekly · Monday 2 September 1996 · page 10

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The Savoy Hotel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 September 1996 · page 5

BUILT IN the 1960’s, The Savoy Hotel was the first hotel to be built in Double Bay. Still owned and operated by the…

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Hotel room shortage

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 September 1996 · page 30

THE CURRENT level of hotel rooms under construction is unlikely to meet the country’s needs in the year 2000, according to the latest research by real estate…

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$35 million hotel sale

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 September 1996 · page 31

MERITON Apartments Pty Limited has sold the last of its hotel properties, the Waratah Inn, for $35 million. The Surry Hills property was sold to Laudet Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Singapore listed Apollo Enterprise Limited…

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Gasten bepalen zelf hotelrekening

Dutch Weekly · Monday 25 November 1996 · page 10

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