End Of Summer Special at Metro Hotel Sydney Central - Metro Hotels

Metro Hotel Sydney Central is offering this End Of Summer Special for $175.00 per package (maximum 2 people per package) including:

- One night accommodation in a Superior Room
- Daily Hot Buffet Breakfast for 2 adults
- $30 Food & Beverage voucher from Yardhouse Sydney
- Book this End of Summer Special at Metro Hotel Sydney Central

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Terms and Conditions:

- Offer is strictly subject to availability and may not be available for special event dates.
- Valid for stays between 01st February and 29th February 2012.
- Rates are not valid with any other offer.
- All other terms & conditions will be provided when making your booking
- Bookings are non-refundable.

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End Of Summer Special at Metro Hotel Sydney Central - Metro Hotels

Sydney Tourism News and Information: Sydney Confirmed as Australia's Favourite Travel Destination

Wotif.com has released its annual Top 20 Destinations for 2011, based on bookings made through the accommodation website.

Sydney retains the top spot in 2011 from the previous year, as the list has remained unchanged from 2010. All New South Wales destinations held on to their previous positions in the Top 20.

Sydney = 1
Newcastle = 13
Port Macquarie =16
Coffs Harbour = 17
Byron Bay = 18

General Manager Wotif Brands Megan Magill said the list was compiled from more than 250,000 bookings per month made on Wotif.com during 2011. ”We release this list every year and were extremely surprised to see that our top twenty remained the same in 2011 after such a challenging year for the Aussie tourism industry,” Ms Magill said.

Sydney Confirmed as Australia's Favourite Travel Destination

Domestic Holidays Pick Up Over Summer

Domestic travel is likely to pick up this year despite the strong Australian dollar, with two in three Aussies planning a local trip over summer.

According to research compiled by a leading travel and lifestyle web site, the appeal of a cheaper international trip is fading with up to 68 percent of respondents planning a holiday around Australia sometime within December, January or February.

Booking data also saw a “significant” surge on summer trips to Sydney, Perth and Adelaide compared to the same period last year.

“The relatively late arrival of hot weather across much of the country has no doubt played its part in inspiring people to make the most of the warmer weather and feel more confident about booking a trip,” a spokesperson said in a statement.

“It’s also quite possible that after the stress of the lead-up to Christmas – and spending time with the in-laws, people are re-thinking their need for a holiday!”

Fast approaching Australia Day is also sparking more Aussie travel, with data revealing that bookings for the period between 26 to 28 January up 251 percent on last year.

Popular destinations for the public holiday include Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast.