The budget delivers a nasty surprise to the tourism industry
Chief executive Chris Roberts says Key attended the tourism industry's annual conference just yesterday and gave no inkling that the levy was coming.
The NZ Tourism Industry Association says the government’s new Border Clearance Levy has come as a complete surprise and it’s disappointed by the move.
Chief executive Chris Roberts says Prime Minister John Key attended the tourism industry’s annual Trend conference just yesterday and gave no
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 21 May 2015
Thu, 21 May 2015
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The budget delivers a nasty surprise to the tourism industry
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