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New Zealand is reviewing its $15.7B hospitality sector to cut red tape, reduce costs, and boost recovery.
New Zealand has launched a six-month review of its $15.7 billion hospitality industry, led by Ministers David Seymour and Louise Upston, to reduce regulatory burdens on restaurants, bars, cafes, food trucks, and hotels.
The review aims to address inconsistent rules, excessive paperwork, and high fees that hinder business growth and recovery from the pandemic.
Officials cite examples like overlapping permits, illogical restrictions—such as banning guests from taking purchased wine to their rooms—and disproportionate costs for small operators.
The public is invited to share feedback through a government portal, with findings expected to inform policy changes to streamline regulations, lower compliance costs, and support the sector’s 145,000 employees.
Nueva Zelanda está revisando su sector de hospitalidad de 15.700 millones de dólares para reducir la burocracia, reducir los costos e impulsar la recuperación.