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    A hospitality boss says the Government's missed a major financial opportunity by not backing an Auckland America's Cup bid

    A hospitality boss says the Government's missed a major financial opportunity by not backing an Auckland America's Cup bid


    The play for 2027 series can't go ahead without that funding.

    Ministers estimated it would have cost them 75-million-dollars.

    Hospitality NZ Chief Executive, Steve Armitage, says this contradicts the Government's growth message.

    He says it would double the money put in - if the event went half as well as Barcelona.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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