Rebecca Ingram

What it also does is it says, hey, we need to look at funding.

It says we need to look at maybe short-term rental accommodation registers.

It makes commitments.

about the sorts of policy areas that need to be advanced with this longer-term view.

Okay, I was just going to say, Glenn, has Mike Fist up this week about his latest J-Lo movie, Obsession?

I think we've got a next front-runner to Made in Manhattan.

advice on from the texters, where's the best place to stay in Wellington?

I know it does sound quite dull, doesn't it?

But it's really important.

So tourism's a $46 billion industry.

We create one in nine jobs in New Zealand, and we haven't had a national policy view.

And so what was announced yesterday changes that.

And what it's going to do...

is ensure that everybody knows what their job is to ensure that tourism develops well in New Zealand.

So there is a whole section on how we make sure that we're delivering great visitor experience.

Well, there's many different ways.

I'm always of the view that what we need is a great diversity of visitors coming to New Zealand.

So a valuable visitor has many different lenses.

For some, it might be the amount of money that they're going to spend while they're here.

For particular regions, they want lots of more visitation, right?