The QHA is pleased to advise our representations have resulted in a reduction in the commission amount payable for sellers of gaming machine authorities

The QHA is pleased to advise our representations have resulted in a reduction in the commission amount payable for sellers of gaming machine authorities

The next round of Business Boost grants of up to $15k are on the way

The QHA would like to welcome the following new hotel members, corporate members and partners to the association. We encourage you to click the links and familiarise yourself with their businesses and support the members that support you.

Animal Therapies Ltd (ATL) is a national health promotion charity that connects those in need with animal-assisted services making a difference to individuals and families Australia-wide.

The Queensland Tourism Industry Council are offering access to hundreds of free tourism and hospitality-related online courses

The fourth Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) survey into sexual harassment experiences demonstrated a concerning increase in the prevalence of sexual harassment in the workplace, with 39% of women and 26% of men experiencing sexual harassment in the last five...

Come out swinging at the QHA & IGT Golf Day! DOUBLE SHOT-GUN START Choose your session - morning or afternoon All players receive lunch, electric buggy hire, complimentary beverages on course, a networking dinner, drinks and the opportunity to win prizes throughout...

Hospitality industry - The QHA RTO 30826 offers accredited and non-accredited training courses just for you.

Join us for the 13th annual full day ER Conference on Thursday 8th September

Join us on the 6th September for the QHA IGT Golf Day..

Trade accounts on demand allowing suppliers to get paid upfront while offering their customers more flexible trade terms.

Gambling Harm Awareness Week (GHAW) is an annual event that aims to increase awareness of gambling harms.

Many in our industry reflect longingly on the days when a job post in hospitality would be met with a flood of applications from suitable candidates.

After more than a year of engagement with Queensland’s tourism industry, this Final Action Plan makes 75 recommendations to reshape Queensland’s visitor economy.

WorkCover Queensland is increasing its premiums for the first time in ten years due to rising claim costs.

The QHA would like to welcome the following new hotel members, corporate members and partners to the association. We encourage you to click the links and familiarise yourself with their businesses and support the members that support you.

This month, the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR) will send out annual fee self-assessment notices to all licensees.

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has a range of tips and information to help employees lodge their tax return this year.

On 15 June 2022 the Fair Work Commission’s Expert Panel (Panel) handed down its Annual Wage Review Decision for 2021-22.

The Queensland Government is seeking feedback on a range of recommendations including restricting drinking in Designated Outdoor Smoking Areas (DOSAs).

The QHA would like to welcome the following new hotel members, corporate members and partners to the association. We encourage you to click the links and familiarise yourself with their businesses and support the members that support you.

The AHA is pleased to announce we have secured an approved Labour Agreement for the Hotel and Accommodation industry.

A reminder that the Federal Government has extended the Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements (BAC) Wage Subsidy initiative to 30 June 2022.

Quantaco has expanded its partnership with the QHA as a bronze partner and is actively working with Queensland hoteliers to save them time and make money.

Queensland's first digital licence app is set to be trialled in Townsville in late 2022, followed by a state-wide rollout in 2023.

Each year TAB invites their valued venue partners to participate in a feedback survey.

Affordable, systemised and effortless mobile approach to managing risks associated with RSG and AML/CTF in pubs.

With the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) announcing in late May the steep rise in wholesale energy costs set to take effect from July 1, 2022.