IHG signs two Holiday Inn hotels totaling 190 rooms in regional Australia

By Public Technologies
  • IHG signed two Holiday Inn hotels in regional Australia on November 4, 2026, covering 190 rooms.
  • Holiday Inn Tamworth will refurbish the existing 60-room Best Western Sanctuary Inn in New South Wales by 2027.
  • An additional 30 rooms will be built by 2029, increasing the Tamworth hotel's capacity to 90 rooms.
  • The new-build Holiday Inn & Suites Rockhampton in Queensland will offer 100 rooms, including 40 suites, within a mixed-use precinct.
  • La Vie Hotels & Resorts will operate both properties; Rockhampton will feature 350 square meters of event space and a 100-seat function room.


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