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Bays tourism industry could benefit from new $200m recovery plan 10 May, 2021 09:13 PM 4 minutes to read Tourism Minister Stuart Nash announces the new $200m support and recovery plan at the TRENZ Hui 2021 in Christchurch. Photo / George Heard Tourism Minister Stuart Nash announces the new $200m support and recovery plan at the TRENZ Hui 2021 in Christchurch. Photo / George Heard Bay of Plenty tourism operators could benefit from a new $200m Government package announced by Tourism Minister Stua...

Lifeline: Tourism groups welcome funding announcement from minister Stuart Nash 6 May, 2021 05:40 AM 6 minutes to read Aoraki/Mt Cook from Lake Pukaki. The Mackenzie District is getting targeted support. Photo / Grant Bradley Aoraki/Mt Cook from Lake Pukaki. The Mackenzie District is getting targeted support. Photo / Grant Bradley Inbound operators in the ravaged tourism sector have welcomed government funding announcements. At the Trenz Hui in Christchurch today, Tourism Ministe...

Thursday, 6 May 2021, 12:41 pm Two key Canterbury tourism regions are among the five South Island communities targeted for specific support through a $200 million Tourism Communities Plan announced today by Tourism Minister Stuart Nash. He announced a raft of measures aimed at supporting the tourism industry in his speech to the tourism industry’s annual TRENZ conference being held in Ōtautahi Christchurch. Half of the 12 programs announced as part of the Tourism Communities: Support, Recov...

· Pressure on Māori tourism operators and Conservation facilities recognised · Domestic and international-facing tourism agencies put on more secure footing · Long-term plan to re-set tourism with a focus on sustainability, industry standards and regional economic diversification A plan to ensure the immediate survival and long-term transformation of the tourism sector has been outlined by the Minister of Tourism. Stuart Nash told the industry’s annual TRENZ conference an all-of-governmen...

Press Release – New Zealand Government Five South Island tourist communities targeted for specialist support Pressure on Mori tourism operators and Conservation facilities recognised Domestic and international-facing tourism agencies put on more secure footing Long-term plan … · Five South Island tourist communities targeted for specialist support · Pressure on Māori tourism operators and Conservation facilities recognised · Domestic and international-facing tourism agencies put on...

Pressure on Māori tourism operators and Conservation facilities recognised Domestic and international-facing tourism agencies put on more secure footing Long-term plan to re-set tourism with a focus on sustainability, industry standards and regional economic diversification A plan to ensure the immediate survival and long-term transformation of the tourism sector has been outlined by the Minister of Tourism. Stuart Nash told the industry’s annual TRENZ conference an all-of-government plan wi...

Press Release – Canterbury Employers Chamber of Commerce Todays announcement regarding additional support for the tourism sector has been eagerly awaited by the business community, according to Canterbury Employers Chamber of Commerce (The Chamber) Chief Executive Leeann Watson. Minister Stuart Nash today … Today’s announcement regarding additional support for the tourism sector has been eagerly awaited by the business community, according to Canterbury Employers’ Chamber of Commerce (...

Supplied A strong and well-coordinated plan to welcome tourists back was essential, she said. “This combined with the vaccination roll-out provides us cautious optimism that we are starting to reach a turning point in our response to one of the most significant economic disruptors of our generation.” Westland District Mayor Bruce Smith was especially pleased with the $49 million allocated to assisting businesses, particularly in Fox Glacier and Franz Josef, that had gone into hibernation...

123rf Milford Sound will receive $15m towards planning, consenting and consultation required for new infrastructure to better cope with visitor numbers that reached 870,000 annually pre-Covid-19 “Whole communities, especially in five South Island regions, are facing new challenges to their way of life,’ Nash said. The package comes a day after a survey of 333 businesses by Tourism Industry Aotearoa showed four out of every 10 tourism jobs were lost last year as revenue dropped almost half...

Updated County Hall in Chichester West Sussex County Councils Environment and Communities Scrutiny Committee will look at the progress made since the County Council adopted its Climate Change Strategy in July 2019 and will scrutinise how the council plans to reduce its carbon emissions further and become more climate resilient at a meeting on January 11, 2021. The meeting will hear how the council is looking closely at how changes introduced during the pandemic, such as working from home, and ...