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Worker shortage: Pressure piling up to get more staff into hotels and restaurants

National Party claims more than 60,000 jobs vacant.

What drove motorhome merger for Tourism Holdings

THL hopes for savings of up to $30m a year, big plans for expansion.

Tourism bounce: When industry could be back to pre-Covid levels

Industry group says sector would struggle with more visitors because of staff shortages.

New hotel brand LyLo: Building being sold

'It made commercial sense for us to acquire the property' - Tim Alpe.

Jucy founder returns from dark place to launch new tourism venture

New accommodation project for founder of Jucy.

Checking in: JW Marriott hotel coming to New Zealand

Hotel to undergo a $20m revamp.

Auckland's newest hotel to feature sleeping 'pods'

Accommodation designed for savvy travellers and digital nomads.

Going private: Heletranz couple’s flight plan now includes executive jets

The pandemic and travel disruption has fueled demand to fly private

Tourism Holdings shrinks loss, urges big promotion boost

Do more to promote NZ, campervan and glowworm tour operator urges Government.

Tourism NZ unveils $5m campaign targeting 'high quality' visitors

New tourism push aims to tease curious, high quality visitors to the country.

Tourism NZ teaser adverts for those who don't eat two-minute noodles

Taxpayer-funded agency promises 'bold and creative' approach to destination advertising.

Accor-owned Ennismore to open four hotels in NZ

Hope of tourism recovery fuelling expansion of hotels throughout NZ.

Stonewood Key Capital raises first $50m

"They have reached 50 per cent of the investment goal so far" - spokesperson.

Pedal to the metal: Jucy investing $40m in vehicles as demand booms

Rental firm forecasting a full recovery to pre-Covid levels by November next year.

Hire car shakeup: Kiwi rental firm does deal with US giant

Agreement means Enterprise, National and Alamo brands can grow in this country.

Queenstown hotelier: 'the Americans are coming'

Rees Hotel chief executive says the exchange rate with US dollar is driving interest.