News Articles for Crown Towers Perth

WA's largest single-site private employer is celebrating a milestone year.

The wedding industry has had to navigate a new normal amid an inflationary cost-of-living environment.

Crown Perth, the Western Australian Museum and the Foundation for the WA Museum have announced a partnership for the Terracotta Warriors exhibition, as visitor numbers exceed initial estimations.

The provision of tourism-related infrastructure will need to lift to meet WA's growing potential.

A WA contractor has begun works on Crown Perth's new urban food district, boosting a works book which already boasted Mineral Resources and Fortescue.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Chris Hamilton, Linda O'Farrell, Peter Gerendasi, Michael Walshe, Maki Petkovski, Craig Hollywood, Rebecca Hamilton and Matthew Pham.

COMO The Treasury and Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa were among the winners of the Australian Hotels Association Perth Airport WA Accommodation Awards 2023.

Many of the eye-catching projects around Perth promised a tourism benefit. Will they lift visitor spending?

Unemployment is at record lows in WA, but pressure from mass resignations and outbound travellers is looming.

BGC Australia and Perron Group are among the businesses hoping to provide a sensory boost to the consumer experience.

Crown Resorts has posted net profit of $173 million for the year to December 2019, an 11 per cent drop on the previous period that chief executive Ken Barton attributed to mixed trading conditions across various arms of the business.

The city's pipeline of hotel developments is providing immense opportunities for local artists and art dealers.

Alister Yiap has explored a number of business models to find the best way to move his jewellery-meets-art into the hands of his admiring customers.

Crown Towers Perth has been named Western Australia's best deluxe accommodation hotel at an industry awards ceremony, beating the likes of COMO The Treasury and Pan Pacific Perth.

Crown is hoping to provide its customers with a memorable sensory experience.

SPECIAL REPORT: Perth's hotel building boom isn't just about rooms, it is about setting the city up as an events capital.

Resorts and hotels operator Crown Resorts has given the state's hospitality sector a handy fillip, launching a recruitment drive for more than 500 employees to run the luxury Crown Towers property

Talk of hotel oversupply in Perth has been exaggerated, with new higher quality projects to be a welcome alternative to older and potentially obsolete hotels in the city, an industry analyst says.

Perth's tourism sector is expected to receive a boost from the Ritz-Carlton & The Towers proposal at Elizabeth Quay, with national construction contractor Probuild confirming it has been appointed to undertake the project.

SPECIAL REPORT: Unprecedented levels of private and public spending have WA on the cusp of becoming a tourism hotspot, but the state's reputation as Australia's quarry remains as a challenge.

Perth's tallest hotel, Crown Towers, is on track to be completed by December next year, with Crown Resorts chief executive Barry Felstead staking the claim it will be the best resort in Australia w

With the convention market in Perth showing no signs of slowing, the focus has turned to the city's largest venues and their capacity to attract major national and international events.

Hotel operators are sprucing up their digs to attract business as the influx of luxury hotels in Perth ramps up competition.

Brookfield Multiplex has kicked off works at the six-star, $568 million Crown Towers hotel in Burswood.

Casino operator Crown has named Brookfield Multiplex as its preferred builder for the six-star, $568 million Crown Towers luxury hotel at Burswood.