Industry body pushes for more detail on tourism tax
Tourism Industry Aotearoa says as it stands, the government's visitor levy doesn't stack up.
The head of a tourism lobby group is calling for more details on the government’s planned tourism tax, saying as it stands the plan “simply won’t work.”
Labour promised to invest $75 million a year in a Tourism and Conservation Fund, funded through a $25 per person border levy.
Although few
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Jason Walls
Fri, 17 Nov 2017
Fri, 17 Nov 2017
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Industry body pushes for more detail on tourism tax
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