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Up to 140 jobs go at top Auckland hotel as associate in liquidation
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Pacific bubble plan: Island push for vast travel grouping
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New hotel confident of successful launch as sentiment among other hoteliers gets gloomier.
Watch: NZ's biggest hotel owner reveals multimillion-dollar rebuild
In the ultimate immigrant-made-good fable, the business has gone global.
A humanitarian crisis is emerging in Fiji
The pandemic has forced the tourism industry to collapse, causing thousands of job losses.
Focus: AA Insurance giving redundant travel and tourism workers a chance
AA Insurance is recruiting ex-travel and tourism workers made redundant from the Covid-19 travel restrictions. Video / Alex Burton
NZ's biggest hotel owner on major renovation
NZ's biggest hotel owner on major renovation. Video / Alex Burton
NZ Super Fund monitoring Booking.com stake amid overseas travel sites concern
Fund aware of some tourism operators' concerns about overseas OTAs carving commission.
Tourist loses his van home to Napier thieves
When thieves smashed and grabbed Nicolas Lichtbringer's van, they were also taking a bed.
The six new Auckland CBD hotels opening at worst time
'It's not disastrous but timing is unfortunate' - Dean Humphries, Colliers.
Air NZ: Green shoots in domestic network some good news for jobs
Domestic capacity has built more quickly than expected and that's better job news
Retail fears as Auckland CBD and airport spending at 'unsustainable' levels
Spending down almost 30 per cent in Auckland CBD and the shops around Auckland Airport.
Bubble burst? New cases ground Pacific/Australia/NZ travel idea
Tourism operators fear any further delays to travel bubbles could be nail in the coffin.
Stamford Plaza warns jobs will go if it can't take quarantiners
Hotel considering legal action after quarantine guests diverted to Rotorua.
Hotels lose $185m in two months, thousands of jobs go
The sector is on its knees and pleading for rates relief to be permanent.
Waiheke Island guests arrive with $80,000 'free' money to spend
Waiheke guests packing $80,000 spending money, but will it be enough for ailing businesses
Business Hub: Franz Mascarenhas
Franz Mascarenhas, Managing director of the luxury Cordis Hotel in Auckland, reveals how they have coped with the Covid-19 fallout and plans for the future. Video / Jed Bradley
No vacancies for quarantiners: Luxury hotel's early call paying off
Nothing could prepare 30-year veteran for the onslaught of the pandemic
Recession? Biggest GDP slump in 29 years confirms we're already in it
Fall in March quarter GDP means NZ is likely in its first recession for more than decade.
Bubble burst? The Aussie warning that spells bad news for Kiwis
Australian Tourism Minister warns travellers not to get their hopes up.
Business event venue upsets Queenstown tour operators
Man who owns venue reportedly owes thousands to local operators.
Europe puts out welcome mat for tourists
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