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Covid casualties: Auckland's Euro and Saxon + Parole restaurants close

Euro has been one of the city's most successful restaurants since 1999.

Covid casualty: Top Auckland restaurant Euro to close

The waterfront restaurant confirmed the "sad news" today.

Opinion | This sector needs a road map beyond Covid

OPINION: Gavin Oliver says tourists operators have sacrificed enough to be confided in.

Toll on tourism: 'All I've got left is a whole lot of five-star reviews'

More than 18 months into the pandemic Auckland tourism businesses can't pivot any further.

Glacier Country hostels face liquidation in ongoing travel freeze

Half dozen glacier businesses ready to ''pull the pin'' says Westland mayor.

The $1.5b hit: Hotels count the cost, make plea to Govt

Tourism minister says 'we will manage this outbreak together'.

Gloomy outlook for Queenstown businesses

30 potentially looking to shut up shop, yet others say they've had their best year yet.

What sitting duck Auckland tourism businesses need from the Govt

Minister Stuart Nash 'acknowledges the disruption' to Auckland caused by the lockdown.

Spookers back on sale: Ghouls resume hunt for new owners

New Zealand's most haunted attraction is back up for sale - with 140 resident ghouls.

Auckland events and tourism maestro Steve Armitage seeks new challenge

Steve Armitage looks back on a tough few years.

Ready for blast-off? UBS highlights hot space stocks

Rocket Lab in the frame.

Suspended bubble hits tourism, hospitality hard ... again

Tourism and hospitality sectors are disappointed but understanding of the bubble pause.

Owner of NZ's most expensive hotel in payment 'disputes'

"We're working our way through it" - Richard Aitken, Fu Wah NZ.

The Government move farmers are happy with

Up to 18,000 migrant workers given more certainty by Government move.

Holiday homes booking giant plans changes

'A fifth, or 22 of our independent contractors have already signed the new contract'.

Covid's silver lining: Tour firm scoops up rival's operations in Bay of Islands

Combining the two businesses makes sense in Covid-hit market.