Australia — page 5

Australia is a location in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2015. 290 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher. * Ultimate Longevity Center is expanding globally with a 50-location deal in Australia, surpassing 300 territories worldwide [[2026-09-25 Ultimate Longevity Center Goes Global With 50-Location Australia Deal (8ebd37)]]. * Pickleball Kingdom has reached a master franchise agreement with Australian entrepreneur Cameron Bloomfield to develop clubs in Australia and New Zealand [[2026-09-26 Pickleball Kingdom serving up clubs in Australia and New Zealand (7b5e7c)]]. * REVL Training, an Australian strength and conditioning franchise, is expanding into the US market, with Florida as its first priority [[2026-09-29 REVL Training, APAC’s Fastest-Growing Fitness Franchise, Sets Sights on US Expan (537d5b)]]. * Planet Fitness has partnered with Your Reformer to add reformer Pilates to its 32 Australian locations for Black Card members [[2026-09-08 Planet Fitness Adds Reformer Pilates to Australia Gyms (47e8d3)]]. * inLIFE Wellness, a Pilates franchise founded by Scott Capelin in 2019, has grown to approximately 70 locations, mostly in Australia, and is expanding in the US [[2026-09-17 inLIFE Wellness Franchise A Lean, Scalable Pilates Opportunity (856950)]]. * Zambrero, a Mexican food franchise in Australia, has launched air-fried hot chips nationwide, becoming the first major fast-food chain to do so [[2026-08-19 Australian QSR Zambrero launches country's 1st air-fried hot chips (66bd2d)]]. * Australian frozen yogurt chain Yo-Chi is set to make its US debut in Dallas in September, with a second location to follow by the end of the year [[2026-08-28 Australia's Yo-Chi frozen yogurt chain will make its U.S. debut in September (de85e8)]]. * Revl Training, an Australian boutique fitness franchise, has opened its first studio in Taipei, Taiwan, marking its eighth market and pushing its global footprint past 50 units [[2026-08-11 Revl Training Enters Taiwan as APAC Expansion Accelerates (5710a7)]]. * FASTSIGNS reported a record-setting first half of 2026, opening 13 new centers and signing 18 franchise agreements, including new deals in Canada, Australia, the Dominican Republic, and the United Kingdom [[2026-07-29 FASTSIGNS reports record-setting first half for development (135b40)]]. * Strong Pilates, an Australian-born boutique fitness brand, plans to reach 25 U.S. studios by late 2026 and expand further in 2027 [[2026-07-29 Strong Pilates Bets Bigger on US With New Studios Planned for Key Cities (7c08fb)]]. * Bark Busters is a leading brand in in-home dog training, founded in 1989 in Australia by Sylvia and Danny Wilson, with a focus on building relationships between dogs and their owners [[2026-07-31 Bark Busters Franchise Costs, Fees and Profit 2026 (0fbab7)]]. * Salsify has a network of over 2,000 customers across North America, Europe, and Australia [[2026-07-22 Cinven to ac

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