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Openings Daydream Island reopens Daydream Island Resort has officially welcomed guests back, after Tropical Cyclone Debbie forced its closure in early 2017. Following a $100 million renovation project, the iconic resort has been transformed with refurbished spaces, new restaurants and bars, expansive suites looking out to the Whitsundays and an idyllic pool. The Living Reef, Daydream Island’s free-form coral lagoon, now offers guests the chance to get up close and personal with marine life on a guided snorkel with Daydream Island’s marine biologists. A new underwater observatory also allows guests to view four metres below the water’s surface to watch the marine life in action. QT Hotel set for Adelaide in 2021 QT Hotels will make its first foray into South Australia, with the opening of QT Adelaide in 2021. Part of a new $180 million mixed-use development, the hotel will include 200 rooms and significant conference and event facilities. Event Hospitality & Entertainment CEO Jane Hastings described the hotel as a “transformative project for the city of Adelaide”. Construction is likely to commence by the end of 2019. Hyatt returns to Queensland Hyatt has announced plans for its first ever Brisbane hotel, with Hyatt Place Brisbane South City Square set to open in 2023. The 170-room will be part of the $700 million South City Square precinct in Woolloongabba and will feature a rooftop pool and bar. This also marks Hyatt’s return to Queensland, since Hyatt Regency Sanctuary Cove was rebranded to InterContinental in 2012 and Hyatt Regency Coolum was sold in 2011. 8 <strong>Spice</strong> May 2019
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