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Sydney to host SailGP in 2026
Australia SailGP will showcase the best Sydney Harbour has to offer, with close, heart-stopping racing and an extensive range of free and ticketed spectator experiences both on and off-water. Sydney takes centre stage in February 2026 as the much anticipated SailGP sailing event returns to the Harbour City. The New South Wales (NSW) Government secured the return of SailGP to the city, again reinforcing its position as a prime destination for sailing. A showcase of speed, skill and spectacle, SailGP brings the world's best sailors and high-tech foiling catamarans to one of the world's most iconic natural amphitheatres. According to minister of jobs and tourism Steve Kamper: “Sydney is one of the world's great sporting stages, and there's no better backdrop for SailGP than our spectacular harbour. We're proud to support the return of this world-class event in 2026, welcoming the globe's top sailing teams back to where it all began. With tens of millions watching from around the world, SailGP not only showcases the thrill of elite sport but also shines a global spotlight on our city's natural beauty and visitor appeal.” Originally launched in Sydney back in 2019, the championship has since become a global phenomenon, as well as a key event in NSW's major events calendar. The NSW Government's continuing support for SailGP is part of its broader strategy to build a dynamic year-round calendar of global events, boosting tourism, jobs and the economy as NSW accelerates toward its target of $91 billion in total visitor expenditure by 2035. One of an elite set of destinations Sydney will join premier global destinations including New York, Rio de Janeiro and Saint-Tropez as part of SailGP's sixth season. The 2026 edition will feature teams from Brazil, Canada, Denmark, France, Great Britain, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland and the United States. SailGP chief executive Sir Russel Coutts said: "We've had unprecedented interest from cities around the world, SailGP is excited to release a first preview of what fans can expect from the 2026 Season, including the return of some of the most iconic race stadium destinations on the calendar. We had our very first event in Sydney Harbour in 2019 and the venue consistently delivers some of the most thrilling racing on the SailGP calendar every year. These familiar venues not only offer unparalleled racing conditions but also serve as crucial touchpoints for building lasting relationships with fans and sponsors.” Thousands of visitors are expected to descend on the harbour foreshore for the two-day race weekend, supported by lead-in training sessions, media opportunities and fan activations, delivering a welcome boost to the state's visitor economy. Also, SailGP has been broadcast to international audiences from Sydney Harbour since 2021, capturing the imagination of sports fans and inspiring future visitors. The 2025 event attracted a dedicated global TV audience of 21.1 million viewers.
Martha Stewart confirms appearance at Vivid Sydney 2025
Global lifestyle icon Martha Stewart has confirmed her appearance at Vivid Sydney where she will be speaking at an exclusive one-off In Conversation event on 28th May at the International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney). Stewart will reflect on her extraordinary career, the evolution of her personal brand and the changing face of food, design and home life. At the same time, she will share candid insights into her most memorable moments in popular culture and what it really takes to stay relevant for over four decades. She said: “I have made some wonderful memories traveling to Australia over the years, so I am thrilled to return to Vivid Sydney. The conversation will be fun and honest, covering many aspects of my life and career. I’m always looking for inspiration when I travel so I’m excited to see what Sydney has to offer.” Stewart is the latest in Vivid Sydney’s Global Storyteller series, designed to bring together the world’s brightest minds and creative leaders to provide new forms of creative exchange and interactive engagement. Previous speakers include, pop culture sensations Jennifer Coolidge and Mike White, comedic visionary Amy Poehler, local superstar Troye Sivan, and Hollywood trailblazers Baz Luhrmann and Spike Lee. Welcoming a living legend Vivid Sydney festival director Gill Minervini said: “Vivid Sydney is unrivalled in its ability to offer exclusive, unmissable, and one-of-a-kind events to visitors. It’s incredibly exciting to welcome one of the most revered and fascinating minds to Sydney. We could not think of a better figure that encapsulates this year’s theme of Dream more than Martha Stewart.” For his part, NSW minister for jobs and tourism Steve Kamper remarked: “Martha Stewart is a powerhouse of innovation and entrepreneurship, and her inclusion in Vivid Sydney 2025 reaffirms the festival’s ability to bring the world’s boldest characters to our Harbour City. With an array of experiences across Light, Music, Ideas and Food waiting to be discovered, we encourage every visitor to immerse themselves in all this year’s festival has to offer.” The first self-made female billionaire, Stewart is an Emmy Award-winning television host, and best-selling writer of 101 books. The go-to source for homemaking and culinary inspiration around the world, Martha didn’t just live the American Dream, she defined it. From her first book, Entertaining, published in 1982, Martha Stewart has remained a household name. Never far from pop culture’s pulse, she graced the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 2023 and, last year, was the subject of Netflix’s watercooler documentary Martha.
Vivid Sydney 2025 is all set to warm up the Australian winter season
Vivid Sydney, Australia’s most anticipated event, returns on 23rd May and runs until 14th June, warming up the winter months. This spellbinding event will again transform the Harbour City, this time with the theme Dream as it dares to answer the question: What’s in a dream? This year’s festival footprint was redesigned to present five zones: Circular Quay and The Rocks; Barangaroo; Martin Place and CBD for the first time since 2018; Darling Harbour; and The Goods Line and Inner City. Each connected zone will feature events from each of the festival pillars; Light, Music, Ideas, and Food. Winter wonderland Now in its 15th year, Vivid Sydney showcases creative pulse in the heart of winter, featuring exclusive collaborations for a series of events. This year’s collaborators include the Sydney Writers’ Festival and Sydney Film Festival, as well as cultural institutions, venues and arts companies Art Gallery of NSW, Australian Museum, Bangarra Dance Theatre, City Recital Hall, State Library of NSW, and Sydney Theatre Company. According to Australian minister for jobs and tourism John Graham: “Vivid Sydney continues to find exciting new ways and places to bring colour, creativity and fun to our city. From surprising outdoor dining experiences, to artistic light projections on our most famous landmarks and big free live shows in Tumbalong Park, Vivid Sydney has something for everyone whether you’re a visitor or a local. Graham added that this year’s festival will help people face the cost-of-living crisis through a greater number of free events, enabling festival-goers to enjoy a great night out without blowing the budget. It’s a celebration of dreams For her part, Vivid Sydney festival director Gill Minervini said the festival’s Dream theme is something that we all experience, and it can be interpreted in a myriad of ways. According to Minervini: “Dreaming is as old as time and as universal as life itself. Dreams can be prophetic, life changing and inspirational, as well as trivial, hilarious or terrifying. These interactions are evident in every aspect of Vivid Sydney’s program this year.”\ These aspects include captivating light installations and 3D projections for everyone’s enjoyment, complemented by thought-provoking and enlightening experiences. Also in the lineup are awe-inspiring performances from the world’s best musicians, along with cutting edge culinary collaborations from the likes of Nigella Lawson and dinners in unexpected places.” As Minervini puts it: “In 2025, the festival celebrates creativity, innovation and connection in the best city in the world.”
Hong Kong Airlines Launches New Direct Flights to Sydney
Hong Kong Airlines is excited to announce the expansion of its network with a new direct service to Sydney, Australia, set to commence on 20 June 2025. This makes Hong Kong Airlines the second Hong Kong-based airline to operate this popular route, enhancing convenience for passengers and promoting market competition. The new service will feature daily scheduled flights and marks the airline’s second Australian destination this year, following the successful resumption of seasonal flights to the Gold Coast on 17 January. To celebrate this milestone, a signing ceremony was held at Sydney Airport, attended by representatives from Hong Kong Airlines, Sydney Airport, the Chinese Consulate General in Sydney, local officials, and the Tourism Board. Hong Kong Airlines Chairman Mr Yan Bo stated, “This is an important milestone for Hong Kong Airlines. In the past, we only operated flights to the Gold Coast and Cairns in Australia, offering passengers access to popular tourist hotspots in Queensland. Now, we are honoured to extend our reach to Sydney, the country’s most iconic city. This new route will enable us to serve a broader range of international travellers and is also a testament to the efforts of the two governments to actively support more bilateral air traffic rights. We are committed to providing passengers with high-quality services and competitive prices, ensuring they have more diverse and convenient options for their travel plans.” During the event, Hong Kong Airlines President Mr Jeff Sun said, “The three-runway system at Hong Kong International Airport has increased the capacity for additional flights, and with the support of the two governments and related organisations, we are delighted to become the second Hong Kong-based airline to operate in Sydney. This new service will promote tourism, economic and cultural ties between Hong Kong and Australia. Sydney and Hong Kong have a rich shared history in aviation, and we are proud to be a part of this new chapter. Not only will it bring convenience to travellers, but it will also serve as a bridge connecting with our extensive mainland Chinese network.” Sydney Airport CEO Mr Scott Charlton remarked, “The arrival of Hong Kong Airlines marks an important new chapter for Sydney Airport and strengthens the long-standing connection between Sydney and Hong Kong. This new daily service not only increases capacity but also provides passengers with more choice to explore one of Asia’s most vibrant cities. “I would also like to thank and recognise the Albanese Government for their recent work in delivering the expansion of bilateral air traffic rights between Hong Kong and Australia. The new services announced today are a direct consequence of these efforts and will boost trade, economic growth, and job creation.” The Hon Catherine King MP, Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, added, “We’re so pleased to see Sydney Airport leveraging Australia’s new bilateral air agreements – with Turkiye since November and now with Hong Kong. The Australian Government is working to expand our international aviation network because more flights mean more competition, more choice, and a better experience for Australian travellers.” The new Sydney service will be operated by A330-300 aircraft, featuring both Business and Economy Class cabins. Known for its focus on comfort and high-quality service, Hong Kong Airlines ensures a seamless and enjoyable journey for all passengers. Hong Kong Airlines has been expanding its network and improving its service quality as a full-service carrier in recent years. Currently, it serves more than 30 destinations worldwide. Since the beginning of the year, the carrier has successfully resumed flights to the Gold Coast and Vancouver, marking its official return to the long-haul market and its transformation into a fully-fledged international airline. Looking ahead, Hong Kong Airlines will continue to optimise its network and expand its fleet to meet growing demand. The diversified fleet and robust network will allow passengers to enjoy greater flexibility and more convenient options for their travel plans, whether they are heading to China, Japan, South Korea, or other popular destinations in the region, or further afield to the Americas, Europe, and other global hotspots. Hong Kong Airlines Flight Schedule Between Hong Kong and Sydney (All times local): Route Flight Number Departure Arrival Frequency HKG – SYD HX017 22:25 09:50+1 Daily SYD – HKG HX018 11:30 19:15 Daily *Flight number and schedule may change without prior notice. Embark on your next adventure with Hong Kong Airlines and explore the vibrant city of Hong Kong with convenience and ease!
TFE Hotels reveals a new look for the Adina Town Hall in Sydney
TFE Hotels officially reopened Adina Town Hall, introducing a refined, apartment-style accommodation experience in the heart of the CBD. The property’s refurbishment is part of TFE Hotels’ ongoing revitalisation of first-generation properties under the Adina brand. Designed by Bates Smart, the newly refurbished 144-room Adina Town Hall blends timeless elegance with contemporary comfort, offering business and leisure travellers a stylish and spacious retreat just moments from Sydney's top attractions. According to Brenton Smith, interior design director for Bates Smart: "We wanted the rooms at Adina Town Hall to feel like a home away from home. In the layouts, we opted for simple solutions that are attractive, like removing walls and joinery and adding portals to create height and visual focal points.” Warmth and elegance all at once Smith pointed out the use of soft high-quality materials, an element that evokes the warmth of an upmarket apartment. He said: “Less is definitely more with these designs, and the result is a space that exudes elegance and makes guests feel at home.” Adina Town Hall's lobby design mirrors this approach, creating a welcoming arrival experience with a lounge-style setting. Strong focal points, curved furniture, and bespoke joinery soften the geometry, making the space feel inviting, Smith explains. Positive feedback The comforting aspect of the overall design is a fact not lost on Adina's first guest arrivals, as TFE Hotels’ regional general manager Emma Soutter noted how early feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. Soutter said: “The kitchen is the heart of the home, and Bates Smart has designed spaces where guests can entertain, relax, and feel at ease, whether in their apartment or in the hotel's lobby lounge. It's an approach that is really resonating with our guests.” The reimagined Adina Town Hall joins a new wave of elevated Adina properties, including Adina Pentridge Melbourne and Adina Geneva, as well as recent refurbishments in Melbourne on Flinders and Chippendale in Sydney. More first-generation Adinas, including Adina Darling Harbour, are set to be refurbished in the coming months.
Istanbul to Sydney: Turkish Airlines’ Daily Flights from January 2026
Just a few months after its first-ever flight to Sydney, Turkish Airlines is planning to ramp up its services from Istanbul Airport (IST) to Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD). Starting from mid-June 2025, the airline will increase its current four-weekly flights to five-weekly, progressing to six-weekly by the end of October, and eventually offering daily flights by January 12, 2026. The airline’s Airbus A350-900 will operate these flights, with a stopover at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL). Turkish Airlines also hinted at the possibility of introducing a non-stop service between Istanbul and Sydney by 2026, contingent on the timely delivery of their aircraft. Greg Botham, Sydney Airport’s Group Executive, Aviation Growth and Group Strategy, expressed his enthusiasm for Turkish Airlines’ decision. “Turkish Airlines’ decision to ramp up to daily services so soon after launching in Sydney is a tremendous vote of confidence in the strength of the market,” he said. He highlighted that this expansion would enhance connectivity between Australia and Turkey, benefiting both business and leisure travellers. “This move solidifies Sydney Airport as Turkish Airlines’ leading gateway in Australia, reinforcing our position as the country’s premier international hub,” Botham added. He also mentioned the excitement surrounding the potential non-stop flights, which would further streamline travel between the two nations. This ambitious expansion plan by Turkish Airlines underscores the airline’s commitment to providing more options and convenience for travellers, strengthening ties between Australia and Turkey in the process. Keep an eye on the skies as these new flights take off, bringing Istanbul and Sydney closer than ever before.
Sofitel Sydney Wentworth set to raise the bar for Sydney’s events scene
The recent transformation of the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth’s event spaces stands to raise the bar when it comes to hosting events and conferences in the city. The hotel unveiled the results of its $70 recent million refurbishment which merges heritage with innovation, setting a new benchmark for sophisticated events, entertainment, and world-class conferences. The extensive transformation includes cutting-edge technology, sophisticated design, and a commitment to sustainability, ensuring an unmatched event experience. Hotel general manager Sam Panetta said of the refurbishment: “At Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, we are redefining the art of luxury conferencing. Our commitment to innovation and excellence ensures that every event is an unforgettable experience, supported by the latest technology and world-class services.” What can guests expect at these revitalised venues? With 2,590m² (27,883 ft²) of events space, including the iconic Wentworth Ballroom, Sofitel Sydney Wentworth offers an unparalleled setting for business events, media launches, private dining, and weddings. Among the enhancements made during the refurbishment were: A multi-million dollar investment in state-of-the-art technology by in-venue event production partner Encore; One of Sydney's largest LED screens 5m x 3m in the Wentworth Ballroom, which can be split into 3 x 5.5m x 3m screens on a rolling track for further versatility of room configuration; Advanced digital screens and LED upgrades throughout all meeting spaces, featuring crystal-clear sound systems, customised lighting solutions and the latest staging technology; Installed, AI-powered cameras with wireless connectivity; and Mobile 135” all in one LED presentation screens. At the same time, Sofitel Sydney Wentworth champions sustainable hospitality practices, incorporating eco-friendly initiatives throughout the hotel; these will also be part of the operations of the refreshed events facilities. These revitalised spaces will be under the helm of conference and events director Robyn Davison. Davison commented: “I am honoured to be part of this new chapter at Sofitel Sydney Wentworth. Our state-of-the-art facilities, exceptional culinary offerings, and dedicated events team will ensure that every occasion is seamless, sophisticated, and truly unforgettable.“
Destination NSW presents spectacular Sydney events in February
Destination NSW announced a slate of activities in Sydney to bring fun, excitement, and entertainment throughout the month of February. Sydney is set to host a number of illustrious events and, in mid-February, five spectacular events line up to make an unforgettable summer weekend. Whether its sport, musicals or festivals, Sydney brings together the greatest events. Sporting events for February An Olympic-standard sailing event within Sydney harbour Summer sees Sydney's Harbour at its dreamy, sunny best and on the weekend of 8-9 February, it's the spectacular frame for round three of one of the world's most anticipated sailing events, the KPMG Australia Sail Grand Prix Sydney. Some of the world's greatest sailors (the same names that occupy the America's Cup and the Olympics rosters) are set to race around the spectacular waters between Bradleys Head, Point Piper, Clark Island and Steele Point (within Vaucluse's Nielsen Park). Last season Australia won the home leg, but Spain narrowly edged the Aussies in the end of season leaderboard. This season the Aussies will be looking to lock down the Sydney race to help them reclaim a title they won three times in a row before last season. The return of the world's most prestigious combat event After the 13-minute sell-out success of UFC 293, the most valuable worldwide combat sport returns to Sydney on 9th February. The iconic stage, The Octagon, will once again transform Qudos Bank Arena into a battle spectacle for UFC 312, featuring Australia's best fighters taking on world champions and the UFC's hottest new prospects across a range of weight classes. After the fireworks of 2023's Middleweight Championship bout between Adesanya vs Strickland, expect upsets, glory, agony and new storylines delivering a new champion their place in history. The return of the world's greatest hockey league For the first time in two years, the most prestigious annual hockey competition, the Men's FIH Pro League, returns to Sydney. From 4th to 9th February, Sydney Olympic Park's Hockey Centre will be the epic stage for one of the most important rounds of the 2024/2025 season, with last year's champions, Australia, taking on their rivals and last season's runner up, the Netherlands. Joining the round robin is Spain, a dark horse who will be eager to avenge their thrilling 4-3 losses to both Australia and the Netherlands last season. If any of the three countries can take maximum points from the six clashes, odds will be on for them to take the coveted FIH Pro League title. Offerings for a tuneful month Charli XCX to bring Brat Summer to Centennial Park Since Laneway Sydney launched in 2006 with the Broken Social Scene and Gossip playing to a modest crowd at Circular Quay, it has exploded into a festival of international renown, moving to the famous grounds of the Centennial Parklands and inviting names like Billie Eilish, Fred Again, Stormzy, Aldous Harding, and Florence and the Machine. On 9 February this year, the irreverent, youth-championing music festival continues on the same path, as its stage will be graced by none other than pop culture phenomenon Charli XCX, along with huge indie names Clairo and Beabadoobee, and electronic innovators Bicep and Barry Can't Swim. Hadestown makes its Australian debut Winner of a Tony Award for best musical in 2019 and behind only Hamilton as one of the most nominated musicals in a single year, Hadestown's Sydney premiere is one of the most anticipated shows to hit Australian shores. Opening on 10 February in the historic Theatre Royal Sydney, which first opened in 1833, the musical retells the ancient Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in a modern context. Bringing the myth to the stage is a star-studded cast including multi-ARIA award winner Christine Anu, and The Unlisted and Miss Saigon star Abigail Adriano.
Manly Pacific Hotel Sydney M Gallery Collection named among world’s most beautiful hotels
Manly Pacific Hotel Sydney MGallery Collection was recently named among the world’s most beautiful hotels at the Prix Versailles World Ceremony held at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France. The Australian hotel was one of 16 global hotels and resorts that made the cut in the hospitality category of what is known as the Nobel Prize of architecture and design. According to chairman of the jury Benjhamin Millepied: “I know how essential the use of time and space is to creating emotions, bonds and a sense of beauty. Similarly, architecture, through its design, shapes our lives, our interactions and even our dreams. Each building and each space that we are memorialising today has the power to transform our society, make our lives more harmonious and connected, and inspire us to better inhabit the world.” For his part, hotel general manager Dylan Cole remarked: "Winning the Prix Versailles is an extraordinary honour for the team at Manly Pacific, and is testament to how design can elevate hospitality into an art form. We are proud to be recognised on the global stage for creating a space that not only delights our guests, but also contributes meaningfully to the community and the environment." A transformation pays off Having recently completed a $30m transformation, Manly Pacific delivers an elevated coastal vibe that more closely connects the hotel to the ocean. Reimagined by Coco Republic, the renovations draw on the natural beauty of the northern beaches in a soft neutral palette with organic textures that mirror the sea and sand. From the rooftop pool, to new restaurants and bars including the latest addition, Cibaria by renowned chef Alessandro Pavoni of Ormeggio fame, the hotel has been designed to capitalise on its sun-soaked destination. Luchetti Krelle, designer/architecture firm designed the hotel's lobby/55 North Lobby Bar and brought the restaurant and bar spaces to life including Cibaria. As part of the MGallery Collection of design-led boutique hotels, Manly Pacific is imbued with a strong local spirit at every touchpoint, including a custom surfboard by Danny Keyo, one of the pioneering Brookvale Six surfboard shapers. What is the Prix Versailles? The Prix Versailles, often described as the "Nobel Prize of Architecture and Design," is one of the most esteemed prizes in the world, and Manly Pacific joins other winners including Raffles Al Areen Palace Bahrain, Mondrian Bordeaux Les Carmes, and Cap d'Antibes Beach Hotel. These awards celebrate the world’s Most Beautiful Museums, Hotels, Restaurants, and Airports, and are judged by an elite panel of global architects, designers, and cultural leaders. All winners must exemplify outstanding design, while reflecting local heritage, innovation, and sustainable practices.
The Sydney Opera House ushers in the Year of the Snake
The Sydney Opera House presents a wide-ranging programme of activities for locals and visitors to celebrate Lunar New Year and help ring in the Year of the Snake. Lunar New Year at the Opera House attracts up to 25,000 visitors to the site thanks to an extensive range of cultural events that both beguile and teach everyone who comes in. This year, the programme includes Asian-language tours, a Lunar New Year dinner, special performances by international orchestras, lion dancing and curated culinary specials served in the Opera House's harbourside restaurants. That said, the activities offered for the occasion serve as a unique opportunity for visitors to experience the Opera House's world-class spaces while celebrating the Year of the Snake. SOH Lunar New Year The Lunar New Year programme at the Opera House Asian Language Tours: Daily Available throughout Lunar New Year - and all year seven days a week - Mandarin, Korean and Japanese-language tours explore the architectural significance of the Opera House, tailored to provide a deeper cultural and historical insight for visitors. Lunar New Year Dinner in the Concert Hall Northern Foyer with Luke Nguyen: 7 February Australian chef, restaurateur and television presenter Luke Nguyen will host an exclusive Lunar New Year dinner in the Opera House's Concert Hall Northern Foyer fusing modern Australian flavours with traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Lion Dancing at House Canteen: 29 January – 16 February The popular harbourside eatery, House Canteen, is celebrating Lunar New Year with traditional lion dancing on select dates and a vibrant selection of pan-Asian food and drink specials. Special Lunar New Year Menu at Midden by Mark Olive: 29 January – 4 February Inspired by the Year of the Snake, the acclaimed First Nation's restaurant, Midden by Mark Olive, will present a specially curated Lunar New Year menu. The menu blends native Australian ingredients with traditional festive dishes and feature themed cocktails exclusive to Lunar New Year. Lunar New Year performances at the Opera House: 28 January – 12 February The Opera House is hosting a large number of international performers across the Lunar New Year period, including performances from the Hong Kong String Orchestra, Sydney Chinese Orchestra, Australia Dunhuang Arts Academy, Wuhan Conservatory of Music and Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Sydney Opera House Lunar New Years Coins The Opera House retail store is selling an exclusive and limited-edition Sydney Opera House Lunar New Year coin and embossed red envelope, featuring a snake with the same chevron pattern that adorns the Opera House sails. Available to purchase in-store and online for $19.95.
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