Hospitality NZ advocates on your behalf with National and Local Government, as well as key industry stakeholders, to ensure that our members' concerns and views are clearly heard. This includes regular in-person meetings and the written submissions you'll find below.
We speak for a sector that directly contributes $6.8 billion to New Zealand’s economy and supports 137,000 jobs. The halo effect of hospitality contributes to nearly triple the economic output and double the number of jobs.
14 October 2024 Three business associations are calling on Wellington City Council to review its CBD roadworks programme, taking into account the likely impacts on city businesses during these…
Hospitality NZ was asked to submit on Phase Two of the Accredited Employer Work Visa review. We emphasised that engaging with the immigration system requires significant investment, and therefore the…
Hospitality NZ submitted the Ministry of Health’s Strategy to Prevent and Minimise Gambling Harm and the Problem Gambling Levy. We opposed an…
Hospitality New Zealand says Immigration New Zealand’s acknowledgement that changes are required to improve visa processing delays is well overdue.
Visibility – the surprising and not surprising impacts to your business
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Presented by Shamubeel Eaqub, this insightful session explores the current economic trends impacting the hospitality and accommodation industry. Gain…
Entries open for the 2025 Estrella Damm Top 50 New Zealand Gastropub Awards
The search is on once again for New Zealand’s culinary crown jewels…
The prohibitive price of alfresco dining
Steve Armitage, Hospitality New Zealand Chief Executive
You’d be hard pressed to find a more stunning…
Hospitality NZ welcomes to the opportunity to comment on the “Consultation on proposed changes to the Vocational Education and Training (VET…
Hospitality New Zealand provided a Submission to the Commerce Commission on Retail Payment Systems. We welcome the Commerce Commission’s…
The GST “App Tax” is back, but in reality it was never gone – What does this mean for Hotels/Motels/Short Stay Accommodation Providers?
