Hotels, Tourism and Leisure Market Insights
Welcoming the bounce back
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2023
While it will take some time to return to pre-pandemic highs when tourism was New Zealand’s number one export earner, key indicators are encouraging.
White label solutions
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2023
Third-party management can be a commercially attractive alternative to the traditional forms of hotel operation.
Special spaces
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2023
Domestic and international travellers are seeking out accommodation options with a tangible point of difference, while the health and corporate retreat market is on the rise.
The rebound continues
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2 2022
Commercial accommodation supply-demand dynamics are recalibrating as an eager international market returns.
Serviced apartments are a rising star
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2 2022
As travellers adjust to changed global fundamentals, the independence and security offered by serviced apartments are proving popular.
Fiji is open for happiness
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2 2022
Despite experiencing one of the biggest economic contractions globally, Fiji is having its time in the sun as the world relaxes.
Shot in the arm for tourism sector
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2022
Can we rebuild New Zealand’s appeal as an international visitor destination – you bet we can.
The only way is up
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2022
Things can only get better for New Zealand’s hotel, tourism and leisure sector as the country tentatively nudges towards a new normal.
Auckland hits the reset button
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2022
Named the number one city to visit in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2022 list, Auckland is set to lead by example as New Zealand reopens to the world.
Clipped wings bring opportunity
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2 2021
New Zealand may still be effectively closed to the rest of the world but there is optimism in the hotels, tourism and leisure sector and signs of active investment.
Views from the hotel lobby
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2 2021
Managing a hotel is an exacting job at the best of times – add in a global pandemic and it ramps up to another level.
Room for growth
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2 2021
Despite the obvious blows to New Zealand’s commercial accommodation sector as the pandemic continues to leave its mark, activity behind the scenes is encouraging.
Stay the distance
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2021
It’s a matter of trusting in the process and looking forward with positivity as New Zealand’s tourism sector adjusts its course to the new post-COVID reality.
Boutique offers something unique
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2021
With the flexibility to do things their way, smaller and more intimate boutique hotels have carved out a niche in the accommodation market.
Close to home
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 1 2021
The “do something new, New Zealand” motto has mobilised the domestic tourism sector – but has it been enough to buffer operators from the international tourism hiatus?
Accommodation sector looks ahead with confidence
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2020/2021
While there is certainly some caution in the marketplace, an air of positivity gives pause for thought as the world grapples with a post-pandemic recovery.
Hotels stay the distance
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2020/2021
With New Zealand’s usually porous borders closed to tourists for the foreseeable future, the hotel sector faces unparalleled disruption – but there are glimmers of light.
Bedding down the motel sector
Hotels, Tourism and Leisure - Issue 2020/2021
The motel sector has undergone significant change recently – however, some standout sales point to potential for growth and for adding value to this important accommodation category.