Friday, 16 April 2021, 11:08 am
Hospitality NZ and NZChefs Association are to host the
inaugural New Zealand Hospitality Summit and trade show in
September this year.
It will be an opportunity for the
industry to connect and for both organisations to showcase
not only the best of what they have to offer and key
learnings from a tough 18 months, but more importantly what
the future of hospitality could look like.
The
three-day summit, which will be held in Auckland at the
Trusts Arena in Henderson, from 7-9 September, will feature
education seminars, a trade show displaying the latest
innovation in the industry, a demonstration kitchen,
Press Release – Hospitality New Zealand
Hospitality NZ and NZChefs Association are to host the inaugural New Zealand Hospitality Summit and trade show in September this year.
It will be an opportunity for the industry to connect and for both organisations to showcase not only the best of what they have to offer and key learnings from a tough 18 months, but more importantly what the future of hospitality could look like.
The three-day summit, which will be held in Auckland at the Trusts Arena in Henderson, from 7-9 September, will feature education seminars, a trade show displaying the latest innovation in the industry, a demonstration kitchen, networking lounge, and the NZ Hospitality Championships, featuring both cookery and a range of service elements.
Press Release – Hospitality New Zealand Hospitality NZ and NZChefs Association are to host the inaugural New Zealand Hospitality Summit and trade show in September this year. It will be an opportunity for the industry to connect and for both organisations to showcase not only the best of what they …
Hospitality NZ and NZChefs Association are to host the inaugural New Zealand Hospitality Summit and trade show in September this year.
It will be an opportunity for the industry to connect and for both organisations to showcase not only the best of what they have to offer and key learnings from a tough 18 months, but more importantly what the future of hospitality could look like.
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Expressions of interest have not been selected since last year, which has stopped new workers from being invited to apply.
When the suspension was extended in October, the government said it would be reviewed by the end of March.
Thousands of people have continued to submit their expressions of interest (EOI) in the meantime.
Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi.
Photo: RNZ /Dom Thomas
A spokesperson for Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi said he had received advice about resuming selections and he expected to announce decisions soon.
Filipino Kevin Maniego submitted his SMC expression of interest as an architectural designer last year and is waiting for selections to restart.
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