As key drivers within one of New Zealand's
leading industries, successful tourism operators require a diverse skill
set. From the development of resorts to the management of motels; examining
the environmental impact of a new development to safeguarding staff members
and customers – every facet of a successful tourism business is the
result of careful preparation and planning.
It's also the way we like to work at Brookfields. We know the prominence
New Zealand is achieving in the overseas marketplace as the tourism destination
of choice and we understand the complex, sometimes international, issues
facing tourism operators today. Our tourism group has wide experience in
all aspects of the New Zealand tourism and hospitality industry. We offer
a comprehensive range of services to owners, operators, developers and
investors, including:
Tourism Property
- Sales and purchases of hotels, apartment hotels, motels, golf courses
and other tourist and leisure properties
- Leasing and licensing of properties
- Development and upgrading of facilities
- Management agreements
Resource Management & Local Government
- Hazards and contamination
- Tangata Whenua
- Liquor licensing
- Building Act
- Historical Places Trust
- Compliance
- Zoning
Employment
- Employment agreements
- Personal grievances and employment disputes
- Health and safety
Commercial & Banking
- Business structuring
- Franchises
- Contract drafting
- Financing and tax
- Consumer law
- Intellectual property
Risk Management
- Accident compensation
- Insurance
- Liability/negligence
The Fair Trading Act 1986 - 9 Checkpoints for Compliance
- Vetting advertising and marketing materials
- Establishing compliance
programmes
- Advice on handling customer complaints
Advertising is a major marketing
tool for tourism operators. It is essential that advertisers be aware of
their responsibilities under the Fair Trading Act in relation to their
claims. Brookfields' Tourism team has developed an 'advertising do's and
don'ts' checklist to assist our tourism clients in complying with this
Act. This guide is for general information only and we strongly suggest
you seek advice about tailoring any compliance programme to your particular
business needs.
Advertising: 9 Checkpoints for Compliance
Contact Us:
Ian McCombe
Partner
t: +64 9 979 2159
e: Ian McCombe
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