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Air New Zealand introduces a new direct Queenstown-Brisbane route
Air New Zealand now makes it easier for Kiwi travellers to swap snow for sand and enjoy some Queensland sunshine with a new non-stop seasonal service between Queenstown and Brisbane. The new route which takes flight from 22nd June 2026 was announced earlier today, 17th November. Likewise, it expands Air New Zealand’s strong trans-Tasman network, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to connecting New Zealanders with more destinations across Australia, and welcoming more Australians to explore Aotearoa. The Queenstown-Brisbane route will operate thrice a week through to 23rd October 2026, perfectly timed for those seeking a mid-year escape or a spring break across the Tasman. To celebrate the route launch, Air New Zealand has sale fares currently available for flights across the Tasman. Customers can currently book flights from Queenstown to Brisbane for only $275 per seat, one way. A new link between neighbours Operated by Air New Zealand’s A320neo narrowbody jet, the service will offer over 17,000 seats, providing a convenient link between the Southern Alps and sunny Queensland. Lucy Hall, Air New Zealand’s general manager for short haul and domestic, explains that the new route will open more opportunities for travel in both directions. According to Hall: “We know Queenstown is a year-round favourite for Australians, and this connection will also help bring more visitors to our region during the ski and adventure season. It gives Queenslanders another direct option to fly into the South Island, giving them the ability to explore Queenstown, the wider Otago region, and more of the beautiful South Island.” She added that Brisbane is also a fantastic destination for South Islanders looking to swap the snow for sunshine. Hall said: “This new service connects two iconic lifestyle destinations, giving travellers greater flexibility and choice when planning their next getaway.” Likewise, Queenstown Airport CEO Shane O’Hare remarked: “Air New Zealand is our biggest customer and we are delighted it is bringing back Queenstown-Brisbane flights. There are strong ties between our communities, and this service will be welcomed on both sides of the Tasman. The morning flight time will be great for those wanting to catch up with friends and family, and convenient for those with onward connections from Brisbane.”
Emirates Introduces Premium Economy on Brisbane Route: A New Level of Comfort and Luxury
Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, has announced the introduction of its latest product, Premium Economy, on flights EK434/435 between Dubai and Brisbane. Starting from 1 February 2025, these flights will operate three times a week, offering Queenslanders the opportunity to experience Emirates’ best-in-class products, including refreshed interiors and enhanced cabins across all classes. Booking Your Journey Tickets for this new Premium Economy service can be booked on Emirates, the Emirates App, or through both online and offline travel agents. With the addition of Brisbane, Emirates’ Australian network now includes Sydney and Melbourne, which are also served by retrofitted aircraft equipped with the airline’s award-winning Premium Economy product. Expanding Premium Economy Availability By 1 April 2025, Emirates will be serving Australia with close to 4,000 Premium Economy seats via two daily services from Sydney and Melbourne. Additionally, a third Melbourne service will launch on 30 March 2025 with a retrofitted Boeing 777 on flights EK404/405, alongside the Brisbane service. Australian travellers can also experience Emirates’ highly popular Premium Economy product on flights to popular destinations across the airline’s global network via Dubai, including London, Vienna, and Riyadh. A Long-Standing Relationship with Brisbane Emirates has been serving Brisbane for over 22 years and currently operates double daily flights between Dubai and Brisbane. With 77 weekly services connecting Australia’s five largest cities – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide – to over 140 destinations via Dubai, Emirates continues to provide Australian travellers with seamless global connectivity, including popular European routes. The Emirates Premium Economy Experience The four-class Emirates A380 features 14 First Class suites, 76 lie-flat seats in Business Class, 56 spacious Premium Economy seats, and 322 generously pitched Economy seats. The Premium Economy cabin is located at the front of the main deck, with 56 seats laid out in a 2-4-2 configuration. Onboard, Premium Economy customers can experience quiet luxury with cream-coloured leather and a wood panel finish similar to Business Class. Each 19.5-inch seat is designed to provide optimal comfort and support, with 6-way adjustable headrests, a footrest, and a generous recline. Each seat also features a 13.3-inch screen, in-seat charging points, and a wood-finished side cocktail table. Dining and Amenities The Premium Economy dining experience includes a welcome drink served in fine glassware, and a selection of meals made with seasonal ingredients, served on Royal Doulton china tableware with stainless-steel cutlery. Premium Economy customers are also offered an extended beverage list that includes vintage wines from Emirates’ Business Class list, including a sparkling Chandon and Chandon Vintage Brut 2016. Customers also receive complimentary amenity kits made with sustainable and recycled materials, alongside sustainably made blankets and a generously sized pillow, both designed uniquely for Premium Economy. Experience the Difference Emirates’ commitment to providing an exceptional travel experience is evident in the introduction of its Premium Economy product. Whether you’re travelling for business or leisure, this new service offers a level of comfort and luxury that sets it apart. Emirates’ introduction of Premium Economy on the Brisbane route marks a significant enhancement in travel options for Queenslanders. With a focus on comfort, luxury, and sustainability, Emirates continues to lead the way in providing exceptional travel experiences. Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below and get ready to experience the future of air travel with Emirates.
Quantum of the Seas Returns to Brisbane for a Third Season of Sunny Escapes
Another summer of adventures is here, and for the third consecutive season, Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas is back in Brisbane, offering the ultimate family holiday experience. As families across Queensland gear up for another record-breaking season, the ship’s return marks the beginning of 22 sun-soaked holidays, each promising unforgettable memories. A Season of Adventure Australian families can embark on a journey to idyllic destinations across the South Pacific, New Zealand, and the stunning coast of Queensland from the start of summer. Gavin Smith, Vice President and Managing Director of Royal Caribbean International for Australia and New Zealand highlighted the ship’s popularity: “More Queensland families are choosing Quantum of the Seas for their next holiday, seamlessly combining spectacular destinations with the ease of an all-encompassing adventure. On Quantum, families can make their getaway truly their own with options to delight everyone.” Diverse Itineraries The Quantum of the Seas offers a range of 2 to 14-night getaways, catering to every member of the family. The itineraries are packed with activities and relaxation options, ensuring that everyone can find something they love. On deck, adventurers can experience a variety of thrills, from the RipCord by iFly skydiving simulator to the FlowRider surf simulator, rock climbing wall, and SeaPlex—the largest indoor activity complex at sea. SeaPlex features bumper cars, basketball, and roller-skating. Culinary Delights and Entertainment Guests can indulge in an exclusive five-course dining experience at Chef’s Table, enjoy fresh sushi at Izumi, and savour family favourites at Jamie’s Italian. Spectacular productions at the Royal Theatre or the immersive Two70, along with live music at Music Hall, Schooner Bar, and other venues, can round off the evenings. Relaxation and Wellness The Vitality Spa and state-of-the-art Fitness Centre offer panoramic ocean views for those looking to unwind, providing the perfect backdrop for relaxation and rejuvenation. Highlights on Quantum South Pacific Adventures: Explore 11 7-to-8-night holidays to destinations like Mystery Island and Port Vila in Vanuatu and Noumea in New Caledonia. Queensland Getaways: Enjoy five 4-to-6-night trips, which are ideal for snorkelling at the Great Barrier Reef and savouring fresh seafood at Airlie Beach and Cairns. New Zealand Voyages: opt for a 14-night cruise, taking in breathtaking scenery at destinations such as Bay of Islands, Tauranga, Napier, and Wellington. Holidaymakers can choose from a range of immersive itineraries to culture-rich and sunny destinations, making each journey unique and memorable. To book your next adventure on Quantum of the Seas, visit Royal Caribbean’s website and discover the perfect getaway for your family.
Qantas Launches Nonstop Flights from Brisbane to Manila
Thanks to the Flying Kangaroo’s new service that took off last week, Qantas customers can now enjoy the convenience of flying nonstop from Brisbane to Manila. This new route reinforces Qantas’ commitment to the region and offers a seamless gateway to the vibrant capital of the Philippines. Inaugural Flight and Schedule The inaugural flight departed Brisbane on Monday evening and will operate four times per week using the airline’s Airbus A330 aircraft. This new service adds more than 100,000 seats annually between Australia and the Philippines, complementing Qantas’ existing daily flights from Sydney to Manila and strengthening its presence in this key market. Enhanced Connectivity The new Brisbane-Manila route also improves connectivity for passengers travelling from New Zealand. With easy connections in both directions from Auckland and Christchurch via Brisbane, it is more convenient for travellers from New Zealand to reach the Philippines. A Rich History of Service Qantas has a long and storied history of operations in the Philippines, dating back to 1947 when it first touched down with Lancastrian aircraft supporting Australian Government military operations. The airline introduced Super Constellation passenger services in 1950 and commenced the first jet flights between Australia and Manila in 1961 with Boeing 707 services, eliminating the need for a stopover. Today, Qantas operates over 300,000 seats annually between Australia and the Philippines and will celebrate 75 years of passenger services between the two countries in 2025. Comments from Qantas and Brisbane Airport Executives Qantas International CEO Cam Wallace highlighted the significance of the new route, stating, “The Philippines is a very strong market for Qantas, and we are pleased to be responding to demand for our services with new flights from Brisbane. This new direct flight will make it easier and faster for Queenslanders to get to the Philippines in a single hop.” Brisbane Airport CEO Gert-Jan de Graaff added, “The addition of this Qantas service further strengthens Brisbane Airport’s connections into Southeast Asia. The Philippines is one of the world’s fastest-growing economies and a key trading partner for Queensland. With our state home to a vibrant Filipino community, the business and tourism opportunities generated by this expanded connectivity will no doubt be a success.” Expanding International Network The launch of the Brisbane-Manila route follows Qantas’ recent expansion of its international network from Brisbane, including new flights to Palau and upgrades to some Auckland and Los Angeles services with the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The airline recently commenced services from Brisbane to Vanuatu’s capital, Port Vila, and added two extra weekly flights to Singapore. Key Information Flight Schedule: QF97 Brisbane to Manila operates four times weekly, departing on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Flight Duration: Approximately seven hours and 45 minutes. Aircraft: Airbus A330 with 27 business class suites in a 1-2-1 configuration and 269 economy seats. Amenities: All Qantas international fares include checked baggage allowance, food and beverages, and inflight entertainment. Fares for the new Qantas flights are available at qantas.com or via travel agents. This new service is set to provide a convenient and comfortable travel option for those looking to explore the rich culture and stunning landscapes of the Philippines.
Amadeus boosts the in-facility experience at Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport selected Amadeus technology to deliver an exceptional passenger experience at both its domestic and international terminals. This move is part of the airport’s ongoing AUD5 billion Future BNE transformation programme and aims to make checking in and dropping off luggage easier and more convenient for passengers. Brisbane Airport’s passenger processing technology moves to the cloud thanks to the introduction of Amadeus’ Airport Cloud Use Service. The service powers 300 agent-assisted check-in desks across both terminals, facilitating easier connection and common use capabilities for its airline partners. At the same time, the airport will also move away from legacy technology to embrace around 100 new self-service bag drop units, as well as over 260 self-service check-in kiosks from Amadeus. The new technology enables Brisbane Airport to reduce queues, and passengers to choose between a smooth self-service or agent-led experience, powered by reliable technology that removes friction at check-in and bag drop. An excellent example of progress Brisbane Airport chief executive Gert-Jan de Graaf said of this latest development: “The first new-generation check-in row is already up and running, and the feedback from travellers and airline staff has been fantastic. It’s a giant leap from the 1990s to now.” Amadeus’ senior vice-president for APAC airport and airline operations Sarah Samuel added: “Brisbane is a great example of an airport with a long-term transformation strategy that places the traveller at the heart of the experience. With flexible cloud infrastructure and advanced self-service options the technology foundations are being laid so Brisbane can offer passengers an outstanding experience for years to come.”
Jetstar Soars to Second Place as Brisbane Airport Hits Pre-COVID Passenger Numbers
Jetstar has ascended to become the second largest international carrier at Brisbane Airport, which has now reached 95% of its total pre-COVID passenger numbers. The low-cost airline now trails only Qantas, having grown by a staggering 149% internationally in Brisbane over the past year. This growth is largely attributed to a significant increase in flights to Asia and enhanced services to Auckland. “Queenslanders have embraced Jetstar’s low fares, with all of the new route launches from Brisbane Airport receiving strong support. This has propelled the airline from being Brisbane’s seventh biggest international carrier to number two,” said Ryan Both, Executive General Manager of Aviation at Brisbane Airport. In the 2024 financial year, Brisbane saw a total of 22.6 million passengers, including 5.6 million international and 17 million domestic passengers. This represents a recovery of 89% and 97% on FY19 levels respectively. “We know more Queenslanders have been ticking off their bucket lists, but importantly we’re also seeing more international tourists visiting the state. That’s good news for the state’s tourism regions from the Gold Coast to Tropical North Queensland and the Outback,” Both added. Brisbane now offers flights to 32 international destinations, just one shy of its pre-COVID high of 33. Major US carriers American Airlines and Delta Air Lines are planning direct flights to Brisbane this year, joining United, Air Canada, and Qantas in trans-Pacific services. “We are eagerly looking forward to the launch of American Airlines direct from Dallas and Delta from Los Angeles,” said Both. “By the end of the year there will be five major carriers serving the North American market, providing a historic level of options and competition across the Pacific.” Last June, Jetstar announced a major increase in its international services out of Brisbane, including shifting its Tokyo (Narita) service from the Gold Coast, commencing new direct flights from Brisbane to Osaka and Seoul (Incheon), and increasing the frequency of its existing flights to Bali and Auckland. Steph Tully, CEO of Jetstar, thanked the Queensland government and Brisbane Airport for their support via the state’s Attracting Aviation Investment Fund (AAIF). “The new partnership with Brisbane Airport has unlocked about half a million new seats between Brisbane and some of the most popular international destinations on our network,” Tully said. Jetstar also recently announced plans to launch Brisbane-Bangkok flights by the end of the year, further expanding its international footprint and bringing even more tourists to the sunshine state from Japan, South Korea, and across the Tasman.
Cathay Pacific Returns to Full Pre-Pandemic Capacity in Perth and Brisbane Markets
Cathay Pacific is set to return to its full pre-pandemic capacity in the Perth and Brisbane markets. From 28 October 2024, the oneworld carrier will increase its Hong Kong-Perth services from six to eleven flights a week and Hong Kong-Brisbane services from six to ten weekly. A Winter Return to Cairns In addition to the increased services, Cathay Pacific will also be making a much-anticipated return to Cairns this winter. After a long hiatus, a seasonal service will operate from 17 December to 29 March, offering three weekly return flights with its two-class Airbus A330-300 aircraft. Maintaining Services in Sydney and Melbourne While these changes are taking place, both Sydney and Melbourne will continue to retain their current schedules of four and three flights a day, respectively. A Boost for Local Tourism Local authorities have welcomed the increase in services. “Securing additional non-stop aviation services is absolutely vital to driving more travellers to our state, injecting visitor spend into our economy, and creating jobs in the tourism and hospitality industries,” said Western Australia Acting Tourism Minister John Carey. “We’re really excited to see an uplift in Cathay Pacific’s weekly offerings, with the airline now operating more services to Perth than they did pre-pandemic.” Cathay Pacific and HK Express: A Strong Recovery According to Lavinia Lau, chief customer and commercial officer of Cathay Pacific and low-cost carrier HK Express, they currently operate at just over 80 percent of their pre-COVID capacity. However, the recovery is well underway. Thus far in 2024, Cathay Pacific has already added Chennai, Colombo, and Barcelona back to its network. Meanwhile, HK Express has added Beijing (Daxing), Bangkok (Don Mueang), Sanya, and Clark. Looking Ahead: More Destinations on the Horizon Cathay and HK Express currently fly to more than 80 destinations, which is expected to grow to more than 90 by next year. This includes the launch of flights to Riyadh from 28 October 2024. This marks a significant milestone in the aviation industry’s recovery as airlines like Cathay Pacific continue to expand their networks and restore their services to pre-pandemic levels. The return to full capacity in Perth and Brisbane, the winter return to Cairns, and the addition of new destinations all signal a strong recovery and a bright future for Cathay Pacific. As the world opens up again, Cathay Pacific is ready to welcome passengers back on board and connect them to the destinations they love.
Qantas Adjusts Asia Network: Suspends Sydney-Shanghai Flights Adds Brisbane-Manila
In a significant reshuffle of its Asia network, Qantas has announced a series of updates, including suspending its Sydney-Shanghai flights and launching a new route from Brisbane to Manila. Sydney-Shanghai Service Suspended Amid Low Demand Starting 28 July 2024, Qantas will suspend flights to Shanghai due to low demand. The airline resumed the Sydney-Shanghai service in October last year following a pause during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the anticipated recovery in demand has not materialized. Qantas has committed to closely monitoring the market and plans to resume the service once demand rebounds. For customers affected by the suspension, Qantas offers a full refund or rebooking options on alternative flights. The airline assures continued connectivity to Shanghai and other Chinese destinations via its Hong Kong flights, with connections on partner airlines. Redirecting Resources to Meet Rising Demand in Asia The aircraft previously servicing the Shanghai route will now be deployed to enhance Qantas’ presence in other Asian destinations experiencing increased demand or presenting new tourism opportunities. New Direct Flights from Brisbane to Manila From 28 October 2024, Qantas will operate a new international route from Brisbane to Manila four times a week using Airbus A330 aircraft. This marks the airline’s return to the route after more than a decade, adding over 100,000 seats annually between Australia and the Philippines. Increased Flights to Singapore and India Qantas is set to boost its services to Singapore by approximately 10%, adding over 2,500 seats weekly. The Sydney-Singapore flights will increase from 14 to 17 return trips per week starting 11 December 2024, while the Brisbane-Singapore service will increase from seven to nine return flights per week from 27 October 2024. These changes aim to improve connectivity with Qantas’ daily Singapore-London service and reduce travel time to Heathrow. Additionally, the Sydney-Bengaluru route will expand from five weekly flights to daily during the peak holiday season from mid-December 2024 to late March 2025, providing over 12,000 additional seats over four months. Qantas International CEO Comments Cam Wallace, CEO of Qantas International, emphasized the airline’s commitment to aligning its services with customer needs. “Post-COVID, the travel landscape has shifted, and we are adapting our network accordingly,” said Wallace. “While we scale back on routes with lower demand, such as Shanghai, we’re excited to offer new options like the Brisbane-Manila route and increased flights to Singapore and Bengaluru, enhancing our customers’ travel choices and convenience.” Tickets for the new and additional flights are available on the Qantas website and through travel agents. Bookings for the Brisbane-Manila flights are expected to open soon. *All new services and increases are subject to government and regulatory approval. This media story has been crafted to provide a comprehensive overview of Qantas’ network updates and the strategic decisions behind them. It highlights the airline’s responsiveness to market demands and its commitment to offering enhanced travel options to its customers.
Nauru Airlines to Launch Direct Brisbane-Palau Service
In a significant boost to Pacific regional connectivity, Nauru Airlines has announced the commencement of its direct flight service, the “Palau Paradise Express,” connecting Brisbane, Australia, with the enchanting archipelago nation of Palau. Starting on 21 May 2024, this service promises to enhance travel accessibility for Australian and regional tourists eager to discover Palau’s renowned marine environment and rich cultural heritage. Direct Route to a Pristine Paradise The “Palau Paradise Express” is set to offer a seamless six-hour journey aboard Nauru Airlines’ modern Boeing 737-700 or 737-800 aircraft. With flights departing Brisbane every Tuesday at 11:30 pm, passengers will be greeted by Palau’s beauty as they touch down at Palau International Airport on Babeldaob Island at 4:30 am the following day. This direct route eliminates the need for stopovers, giving travellers more time to enjoy Palau’s natural splendours. Palau: A Haven for Eco-Conscious Travelers Palau, a pristine gem in the Pacific with over 300 islands, is a sanctuary for nature lovers and those committed to ecological preservation. With a small resident population and a focus on conservation, Palau offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage with a diverse range of marine life in a near-untouched environment. Expanding Horizons for Tourism Traditionally, Palau’s visitors have predominantly come from the northern hemisphere. Introducing the “Palau Paradise Express” opens a new portal for Australians and regional visitors, promoting cultural exchange and invigorating Palau’s tourism sector. This aligns with Palau’s sustainable tourism ethos, ensuring the island’s beauty can be appreciated without compromising its ecological integrity. Diverse Attractions for All Travellers Palau caters to an array of interests: scuba divers can delve into coral reefs, hikers can explore rainforests and waterfalls, birdwatchers can spot rare species, and those seeking tranquillity can find solace on untouched beaches. Nauru Airlines is committed to promoting sustainable tourism practices and partnering with local eco-tourism operators to minimize visitors’ environmental footprint. Connecting the Pacific Beyond Palau, Nauru Airlines also offers the “Australia-North Pacific Connector,” an island-hopping service that links Brisbane with Palau through Nauru, Tarawa, Majuro, and Pohnpei. This service provides comprehensive travel options for those looking to embark on a broader Pacific journey. A Partnership for Sustainable Aviation These services are launched through the Australia-Pacific Partnerships for Aviation Program (P4A), an Australian Government initiative to foster a more resilient and sustainable aviation sector in the Pacific. This initiative is expected to strengthen regional connectivity and support economic growth across the Pacific islands. With the “Palau Paradise Express,” Nauru Airlines is not just offering a flight; it provides a gateway to adventure, cultural enrichment, and preserving one of the world’s most precious ecological treasures. The “Palau Paradise Express” debut represents a key milestone for Nauru Airlines. The new route demonstrates their dedication to linking the Pacific and promoting sustainable tourist growth. Travellers looking for an exceptional island retreat in a pristine setting should book their flights with Nauru Airlines. Tickets are also available from most travel agents.
Accor grows its portfolio in the Sunshine State, signing Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill
Accor, Australia’s largest hotel operator, is excited to expand its network of Brisbane hotels with the addition of Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill in the heart of the River City. Formerly the independently operated Pacific Hotel Brisbane, Accor now operates the 179-room Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill under a hotel management agreement. The hotel, which boasts a commanding location overlooking the city skyline and Roma Street Parklands, will undergo a makeover to bring it in line with Mercure’s globally recognised brand standards, with the new-look property set to be unveiled later this year. Accor Pacific Chief Operating Officer PM&E, Adrian Williams, said he was delighted to be working with owners, the Singh family, and adding to the Group’s Brisbane portfolio, particularly at a time when there’s heightened interest in the city with the Olympic Games in 2032 and record interstate migration. “Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill is in an excellent position overlooking the CBD and the accommodation make-up of traditional rooms as well as one and two-bedroom suites suits families, groups, and the corporate market well. “Having been named as one of the world’s hottest travel destinations in 2024 by the New York Times, there is a lot to be excited about when it comes to travel and tourism to the Sunshine State, and we’re fortunate in that we have a strong portfolio of hotels and brands to capture the travelling public. “Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill is in a location that benefits from being within walking distance to the CBD as well local neighbourhood cafes, restaurants and of course, Suncorp Stadium, so we’re looking forward to welcoming those in town for business or leisure or a hybrid of the two.” Singh’s Enterprises (QLD) Co-owner, Sammy Singh, said: “We are proud to be partnering with Accor on our first hotel project under the Mercure banner and excited to be upgrading the property. “We feel there is huge growth potential in the Brisbane market and having Accor as a partner and utilising their unrivalled distribution and loyalty platforms and operations expertise makes us feel very confident, as we move into this new phase of diversification.” Featuring a restaurant, bar, meeting facilities, swimming pool and spacious guestrooms, including one and two-bedroom suites, many with balconies, the hotel promises to be a favoured option for leisure and corporate travellers, especially those who are coming to the city for major events. With Suncorp Stadium within walking distance, the hotel is already lining up as a firm favourite for the NRL finals season and The Lions Rugby Series which will kick off in 2025. As part of hotel’s refurbishment, guestrooms will receive a makeover, with new bedheads, lounge chairs, large scale artworks, carpets that reference local native foliage and new joinery a focal point. Furniture pieces with pops of colour and greenery will be thoughtfully placed throughout the lobby, the meeting and conference rooms will be modernised, and the pool will receive a striking glow-up, with colourful wall murals, new umbrellas and sun lounges, and plush reupholstering throughout. Celebrating its 19th hotel in Brisbane and third Mercure in the capital, Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill is a welcome addition to the Accor network. The hotel will be widely embraced by Accor’s vast number of ALL – Accor Live Limitless loyalty members – of which 1 in 5 Australians are part of the award-winning programme. From luxury to economy, Accor has 19 international brands across Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and French Polynesia, such as Sofitel, MGallery, Art Series, Pullman, Swissôtel, Mövenpick, Grand Mercure, Peppers, The Sebel, Mantra, Handwritten Collection, Novotel, TRIBE, Mercure, BreakFree, ibis, ibis Styles and ibis budget, as well as Ennismore’s SO/.
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