Jamala Wildlife Lodge is a 5-star hotel within a zoo, with generous hotel suites offering an immersive experience, where only large glass windows separate you from your favourite animals, be these monkeys, lions, giraffe or even colourful tropical reef fish, to name but a few. G’day and welcome to my hometown as we head to Canberra, Australia in this episode of the Hotel Leaders podcast.
I'm your host, Peter DeMoor. I have a fascination for the hotel industry and over the last quarter-of-a-century I have studied it, been a hotel manager and passed the torch to next generation. Now, as part of an emerging hotel industry tech-startup, I am independent from any specific hotel or chain, and able to talk about the industry with a balanced perspective and with a certain level of expertise. It’s time to check-in!
Jamala Wildlife Lodge is so much more than a hotel, it’s a series of wonderful experiences that are out of this world! I can only describe so much within this podcast format and even the website (jamalawildlifelodge.com.au) and videos in the links, can only take you so far. This hotel has to be seen in real life to be believed. If you get the opportunity and the means and your travels ever bring you Canberra the capital of Australia, I whole-heartedly recommend visiting the National Zoo and Aquarium and within it the iconic Jamala Wildlife Lodge!
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Visit the Jamala Wildlife Lodge website here: www.jamalawildlifelodge.com.au.
