Policy approved for ground-based space infrastructure applications - webinar
The webinar will focus on supporting operators on their protective security and due diligence requirements in line with the Act.
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Tourism data insights
Access a range of tourism research and reports commissioned or undertaken in recent years.
New insights into hospitality and tourism workforce
MBIE has released the latest hospitality and tourism workforce survey, offering new findings into the strengths and opportunities for people working in the sector.
Voluntary recall of potentially asbestos impacted fire doors sold by Firemex
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has been notified that Firemex has issued a voluntary recall of potentially asbestos impacted fire doors.
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Developing and thriving at work
This section explores developing and thriving at work. Firstly, confidence, skills, and perceptions of training and development opportunities are examined. Then, thriving at work is also explored, comprising vitality and learning dimensions.
Industry attraction and turnover intention
The most common theme from the open-ended questions regarding what attracted people to the industry was the sociable, people-based, and interactive nature of the work.
Introduction
It is no secret that the hospitality and tourism sectors have faced unprecedented challenges since the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hospitality and tourism employment: Strengthening futures 2025
This report examines how employment conditions are evolving in ways that directly impact the sector's ability to strengthen futures for both individual workers and the industry. It delivers analysis on shifts, progress and emerging pressures on the hospitality and tourism workforce from the 2024 survey. For the 2025 version, improved quantitative scales and questions on neurodiversity provide new perspectives and trends.
New Zealand cruise impact research
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment commissioned Market Economics Limited to conduct research on the economic, environmental and social impacts of cruise in New Zealand. The research identifies factors influencing the cruise sector and assesses potential economic, social, and environmental benefits and costs associated with cruise tourism in New Zealand over the next 30 years.