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Check for water leaks in fittings and also use a water meter where possible.
Fix leaking taps, toilets and showers immediately.
Install water-efficient devices where possible. If the property uses more than one million litres per annum, under the Queensland Water Commission water restrictions, you must install water-efficient taps in bathrooms and shower heads. Water-efficient is a flow rate of 9 litres (or less) of water per minute.
If you have a urinal, it must also be water-efficient. Learn more about water-efficient urinals at the Queensland Water Commission's website.

Scrape plates clean instead of rinsing.
Make sure the dishwasher is full each time.
Check for water leaks in fittings, but also use the water meter where possible.
Fix leaking taps.
Install water-efficient devices where possible. If the property uses more than one million litres per annum, under the Queensland Water Commission water restrictions, you must install water-efficient taps in kitchens and water-efficient trigger-sprays in kitchens. Water-efficient is a flow rate of 9 litres (or less) of water per minute.

Check any irrigation equipment regularly for leaks.
Ensure garden watering occurs only as necessary and gardens are suitably mulched to reduce water loss to evaporation.
Ensure cleaners only use water to wash down outdoor areas where necessary. Sweeping or leaf blowing may be sufficient.
Ensure that the fire-hose reel is used only for fire-fighting and related fire-fighting training and testing of equipment. Penalties apply for inappropriate use.
Where there is a pool or spa on-site, ensure they meet the Queensland Water Commission's restriction requirements.

Find more water-saving information for hotels and other accommodation businesses here:

There is also a great deal of information available from tourism organisations with which you may be a member.

Installing a water efficient 4 star rated showerhead will reduce the flow from 20 litres per minute to 9 litres per minute.