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    A tourism leader says things are looking up for the sector, after years of travel restrictions

    A tourism leader says things are looking up for the sector, after years of travel restrictions


    Tourism Minister Stuart Nash has unveiled a new plan to strengthen the tourism and hospitality workforce for the upcoming tourism boom.

    It includes measures to improve training and working conditions.

    Real NZ CEO Stephen England-Hall says the sector is now in a good position to restart.

    He says while it will take a while to get back to pre-pandemic levels of travel, the future is certainly certainly brighter than the last couple of years.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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