Major hotel chains ditch TIA, set up own council
The new Hotel Council Aotearoa is dedicated solely to servicing the needs of the industry.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromBusiness
$50m investment: Arvida's expands as retirement village sector booms
Retirement villages in Rotorua are expanding to meet demand.
Mark Lister: GDP and the long slog that lies ahead
COMMENT: Mark Lister talks about GDP and Pre-Election Economic and Fiscal Update.
Jacinda Ardern and John Key's families tracked by firm linked to China's military
Chinese big data firms' leaked database shows keen interest in influential New Zealanders.
Mark Lister: How will we pay back the national post-Covid debt?
COMMENT: Mark Lister answers the one question about our post-Covid-19 financial future.
Kiwifruit knockout: Record orchard prices make it tough for young growers
Demand is outstripping supply for kiwifruit orchards.
Business digest: Call to nominate a deserving business for inaugural award
A new People and Culture Award has been created to celebrate business efforts in the Bay.
Jobs to be created from millions given to timber industry
The funding was announced today by Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones.
'Massive increases': Online spending doubles and saves many Bay retailers
Pedalling their wares online has been what's saved many local retailers from going bust.
Comvita eyes up new industry after 'painful downsize' and is back 'on fire'
Comvita has planted more than six million manuka cultivars around the country.
How these small Rotorua retail businesses have survived decades
Zoe Hunter speaks to some of Rotorua's most enduring retailers
Labour's new tax rate for high earners, PM says it's 'best for NZ'
The tax rate hike would generate $550m a year.
'A tremendous impact': $2m investment to unlock home ownership for first home buyers
The initiative has already helped one Bay man into his first home.
Labour to unveil blitz on bank fees in new policy today
It is understood Labour's small business policy will address NZ's high paywave fees.
'Deeply disappointing': Landlords advised to hold off on heating until election result
Labour calls landlord advice 'deeply disappointing' and letting down their fellow Kiwis.
Mortgage woes: Homeowners will sell up before bank can take house
Advice is to keep communication lines open with bank.
'Devastating': Travel staff laid off and businesses closing
But travel agencies still optimistic in face of pandemic.
'Emergency cash': Millions to save top tourist attractions
Eighteen Bay of Plenty businesses are in line for funding.
Exclusive: 'A community in the sky' - First footsteps inside $200m Farmers redevelopment site
The development will feature retail, dining and luxury apartment living.
Lessons from Lockdown: How Zorb is keeping on a roll
Being active overseas with FernMark branding is helping keep tourism business going
Low housing stock and high demand driving real estate industry post-Covid
Thirty years in the real estate industry has given Ann Crossley a wide perspective.
Mark Lister: Why it's good riddance to Bonus Bonds
COMMENT: Mark Lister says don't be upset long-running scheme is being wound up.
Hope for 450 jobs as sale signed for troubled Claymark Group
The agreement is unconditional and settlement is set to occur on September 30.
Frustrated Sam Morgan stands down CovidCard team
Who was onboard; the entrepreneur's anger over the MoH's Rotorua trial.
Meet Bryce Heard: Farmer, forester, fisherman - and businessman
Meet Bryce Heard - the farmer, forester and fisherman
This landlord started with $3000. Now he owns 17 rental properties.
"Young people need to save and invest and not spend their money on fast cars.''
'Frightening': Why Rotorua landlords are selling up
But those quitting are creating new opportunities for others.
'Record number': Bay construction industry recovers strongly from lockdown
A new survey shows nearly 80 per cent of Bay members have six months of work booked ahead.
Mark Lister: Why the sharemarket is almost back to an all-time high
Mark Lister is head of private wealth research at Craigs Investment Partners.
Untapped aquaculture resources explored at iwi meeting
Hatcheries, aquaculture technology and workforce training explored.
Covid-19 ups and downs in Port of Tauranga results
Port of Tauranga holds strong against Covid global trade turbulence.
'Dreams and hopes' crushed: Family tells of suffering after development company placed in receivership
The development company behind the project was placed into receivership.
Iwi hui to talk aquaculture opportunities
A new report shows mussel, oyster, scallop, kingfish, snapper and seaweed opportunities.
'Plea from a sector on its knees': Call to adopt restaurant meal subsidy initiative
The petition was signed by nearly 4000 people