Doubts raised over government’s tourism investment plans
But one expert says peer-to-peer accommodation has a bigger role to play in New Zealand's tourism story.
A tourism expert is not sold on the government’s plan to attract foreign investors to develop tourism infrastructure in New Zealand.
The government has developed a working group called Project Palace in response to concerns the accommodations sector will not be able to cope with the expected
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Jason Walls
Mon, 02 May 2016
Mon, 02 May 2016
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Doubts raised over government’s tourism investment plans
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