Freedom camping regulations
Public consultation on the Freedom Camping Regulations Discussion Document occurred between 8 September and 6 October 2022.
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Results of the 2019/20 summer research into Responsible Camping
Research commissioned by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment into the 2019/20 summer season found that freedom camping provides financial benefits for New Zealand
Responsible Camping Working Group
The Responsible Camping Working Group includes representatives from local and central government, and tourism sector agencies.
Ngā manuhiri o te ao, o Aotearoa anō hoki — International and domestic visitors
To ensure the sustainability of the tourism sector, New Zealand-Aotearoa needs to develop and promote high-quality, authentic visitor experiences that draw on New Zealand-Aotearoa’s unique visitor proposition of our people and our place.
Tourism Infrastructure Fund panel
A panel of independent advisers, tourism sector and government representatives reviews Tourism Infrastructure Fund applications and makes recommendations to the Minister of Tourism.
Tourism Infrastructure Fund: Application and assessment process
We assess all applications to the Tourism Infrastructure Fund for eligibility and put through an independent financial assessment before being considered by a funding panel.
Consultation: He Mahere Tiaki Kaimahi – Draft Better Work Action Plan
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has consulted on the draft Better Work Action Plan on behalf of the Tourism Industry Transformation Plan Leadership Group.
Migrant Community Reference Group established
10 people representing perspectives from migrant communities across Aotearoa New Zealand have been announced for the newly established Migrant Community Reference Group.
Issue 56 April 2022
Kia ora koutou and welcome to the April edition of Bridging the Gap. I hope you all had a lovely break over the long weekends. I’m Wajiha Azimi, the Interpreter Co-ordinator for MBIE.
Maintaining the pace for the great rides
From the Far North to Southland, more than $934,000 has been confirmed for maintenance projects on the Great Rides of the New Zealand Cycle Trails, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment announced today.