Hotel Hospitality and Design

The Hotel Hospitality and Design is a hospitality technology solutions event for Australia’s hotel, motel and resort market, aimed at providing insights into how technology can give a competitive edge to the hospitality industry.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

The Hotel Hospitality and Design will be co-located with the Hotel Operations Technology conference. This is a hospitality technology solutions event for Australia’s hotel, motel and resort market, aimed at providing insights into how technology can give a competitive edge to the hospitality industry.

The event features 9 different areas: design, stepping out, hotel essentials, resort and spa, hotel mechanics, raising the bar, behind the scenes, play, and technology.

Another of the highlights of this event is the unveiling of a cutting-edge concept room, fitted with next generation technologies and known under the title ‘20X the hotel room of the future’.

For further information visit hhdexpo.com.au or contact the Diversified Exhibitions Australia Sydney Office on (612) 9267 0834.

For registration entries email abuncher@divexhibitions.com.au

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