Best Western launches apartment product
SYDNEY – Best Western Australasia has launched a new product in the company’s accommodation range – Best Western Apartments.
“Corporate travellers make up 60 percent of our main market,†says Robert Anderson, executive director of Best Western Australasia, “while leisure travellers, including holidaying families, make up the rest.”
Anderson added, “Best Western Apartments service the business traveller by giving them the ability to spread out in a separate work area and host small meetings in their apartment, while families, who tend to stay in the one location for longer, appreciate the ability to be self- sufficient, with the kitchen and laundry facilities.â€
Ten apartment-style properties will be launched early this year in main gateways and larger cities of Australia and New Zealand, with more to follow.
Many will feature additional facilities such as CD and DVD players, gymnasiums, swimming pools and spas.
Ian Jarrett
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