Tourism commercial property

Regional hotels are coming into back into vogue with investors as travellers chase more affordable domestic destinations.

A much-loved Aussie destination that generates around $915m in tourism dollars is for sale.

The architect behind one of the Gold Coast’s newest hotels has given a nod to the area’s heritage with a unique art deco, coastal-influenced design.

From deer to trout fishing to the Olympic-grade clay target shooting range, Currawong Lakes has a lot to offer — but for its new owners, that’s just the beginning.

There was a time when the Lufra was Tassie’s most luxurious hotel, and the only one with ensuites — now it needs a new owner to write its next chapter.

A popular caravan park located at the gateway to one of the world’s top tourist destinations could be yours for the taking, with the owners of Cape Jervis’s Big 4 Holiday Park announcing their retirement plans.

This 6.47ha Tudor-style property is just a one-minute drive from the Port Arthur Historic Site — and buyers are circling.

From glittering island casinos to sun-dappled water parks, many of Australia’s former tourist meccas now sit abandoned as mere shells of their once glory days. While some of these once thriving holiday destinations have been …

Sydney’s iconic Luna Park is set to change hands for a jaw dropping price.