| No images? Click here  28 May 2020 Kia ora, Varying alert levels across the country and or stepping in and out of alert levels could well be our new norm and we will need to adapt. The tourism industry has shown amazing strength and innovation in recent months and I know you’ll continue to draw on this as we step into this new challenge together. We are busy adapting our domestic activity to ensure that it keeps people safe but also works hard to support the economy and the tourism industry. How will it do this? We’re looking at:
Hear more about our plans and how they will work in our recent webinar. We’ve also updated the information that’s available to support you including the tourism advisory support service and links to other resources such as the COVID-19 wage subsidy extension which opens for applications tomorrow, 21 August. The extension of the wage subsidy will be welcomed by many and for some this will be a lifeline. I encourage you all to find out more and check out eligibility here. In the meantime, if you have any questions about our activity or the support that’s available to you, please get in touch with the team.  Ngā mihi, Stephen England-Hall Chief Executive, Tourism New Zealand
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Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Tourism New Zealand’s domestic activity and industry support
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