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Australia is one of a handful of countries at the forefront of green buildings and green architecture. From alternative energy to organic food and tent structures using the latest light-weight materials.

With its vast land mass, and so little people, there’s plenty of nature to draw inspiration from. What’s exciting for the world of travel is this green approach is being practiced by the country’s hospitality industry. Here’s a look at Australia’s new breed of eco-hotels: DAINTREE ECO LODGE & SPA ~ Queensland
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Australia is one of a handful of countries at the forefront of green buildings and green architecture. From alternative energy to organic food and tent structures using the latest light-weight materials.

With its vast land mass, and so little people, there’s plenty of nature to draw inspiration from. What’s exciting for the world of travel is this green approach is being practiced by the country’s hospitality industry. Here’s a look at Australia’s new breed of eco-hotels: KARIJINI ECO RETREAT ~ Western Australia

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By Dian Hasan | September 3, 2009

In the goal of Brand Building, Hotels, just like any other business peddling products or services, need to create a Brand Positioning Strategy to promote their uniqueness and create a strong Brand Identity. A hotel primarily sells its services, and therefore traditionally hotels positioned themselves in the marketplace on the strength of their service quality. Or their POOL, as demonstrated by ADELPHI, a chic boutique hotel in Melbourne, Australia. Making a visible Design Statement!
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The rainforest treetop walks in Australia are not for the faint of heart or those fearful of heights, but can be incredibly amazing adventures for those who dare to take the walk. Breathtaking views of nature few people will ever have the opportunity to experience are waiting on these suspension bridges in down under. Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, Western Australia (WA).
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The rainforest treetop walks in Australia are not for the faint of heart or those fearful of heights, but can be incredibly amazing adventures for those who dare to take the walk. Breathtaking views of nature few people will ever have the opportunity to experience are waiting on these suspension bridges in down under. Illawara Fly Treetop Walk, New South Whales (NSW), Australia
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The rainforest treetop walks in Australia are not for the faint of heart or those fearful of heights, but can be incredibly amazing adventures for those who dare to take the walk. Breathtaking views of nature few people will ever have the opportunity to experience are waiting on these suspension bridges in down under. Mamu Rainforest Canopy Walkway, Queensland, Australia
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The rainforest treetop walks in Australia are not for the faint of heart or those fearful of heights, but can be incredibly amazing adventures for those who dare to take the walk. Breathtaking views of nature few people will ever have the opportunity to experience are waiting on these suspension bridges in down under. The Otway Fly, Victoria, Australia
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The rainforest treetop walks in Australia are not for the faint of heart or those fearful of heights, but can be incredibly amazing adventures for those who dare to take the walk. Breathtaking views of nature few people will ever have the opportunity to experience are waiting on these suspension bridges in down under. Tahune Airwalk, Tasmania, Australia.
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The rainforest treetop walks in Australia are not for the faint of heart or those fearful of heights, but can be incredibly amazing adventures for those who dare to take the walk. Breathtaking views of nature few people will ever have the opportunity to experience are waiting on these suspension bridges in down under. O’Reilly’s Lamington National Park Tree Top Walk, Queensland, Australia.
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BLUE’s location in what many argue to the best -looking harbor city of Sydney is – simply said – irresistable. An old finger wharf extending out over the water in Woolloomooloo, still surrounded by docked vessels and affording prime views of the marina, the city, and the landmarks on the Harbour. And doesn’t a name like Woolloomooloo just beg to be said over and over again? Housing Oceania’s first “W” Hotel, BLUE is now managed by fast-expanding Taj Hotel Group, raising the hip factor a few notches. And there’s nothing remotely blue about that. Read the rest of this entry »