New Zealand will make it easier to run businesses in conservation areas


The decision is part of the centre-right government’s efforts to boost the tourism industry and stimulate a limp economy. - Reuters

WELLINGTON: New Zealand will make it easier to run businesses in conservation zones and charge foreign tourists to enter some areas in an effort to create jobs and increase economic growth, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said on Saturday (Aug 2).

The decision by the centre-right government, elected in 2023, is part of its efforts to boost New Zealand's tourism industry and stimulate a limp economy.

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