Accor announces re-opening of two Christchurch hotels following quake
Accor has announced plans to open two of its four Christchurch hotels, which were closed following the earthquake in February 2011.
15 May, 2012Accor has announced plans to open two of its four Christchurch hotels, which were closed following the earthquake in February 2011.
15 May, 2012Last year when Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand were holding their conference during the Christchurch earthquake, they never anticpated that one year on they’d be recognised for their lifesaving efforts at the same conference in Darwin.
7 May, 2012The New Zealand government has signalled its commitment to the building of a new convention centre in Christchurch by making it a top priority.
24 April, 2012Cantabrians weren’t just celebrating a much-needed Crusaders victory over the Cheetahs last Saturday, but the opening of a new temporary Christchurch Stadium that can hold up to 34,000 people.
29 March, 2012Queenstown’s luxury resort, Peppers Beacon has completed an extensive $1 million makeover using all local or Canterbury region suppliers in an effort to support businesses and communities affected by the earthquakes.
28 March, 2012It’s been a little over a year since the earthquake that devastated Christchurch on February 22, 2011 and Heritage Hotels’ Chief Operating Officer Jeff Shearer says the delays in reopening the company’s hotels has been a frustrating process.
13 March, 2012In a major boost for tourism and business in Christchurch, the Rendezvous Hospitality Group will launch its Rendezvous Hotel brand to the city early next year.
19 December, 2011Christchurch City Council and Vbase Ltd confirmed on Friday the business will now be governed and managed by Council.
14 June, 2011Christchurch & Canterbury’s conference industry will be flying the red and black flag with pride and spreading the message its down, but far from out when it heads to Rotorua in June for MEETINGS 2011
5 May, 2011New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has recognised the severe impact on Canterbury tourism from the February 2011 earthquake with a NZD$1.6 million funding boost.
18 April, 2011Christchurch & Canterbury Convention Bureau manager Leonie Ashford says outside of the CBD there are several venues capable of hosting large conferences, all of which are undamaged and fully operational
11 April, 2011Christchurch and Canterbury Tourism has released an update of businesses open around the region following the massive February earthquake.
31 March, 2011IHG has closed out all reservation channels for its three Christchurch hotels for the remainder of 2011, as assessment of the earthquake-affected portfolio continues.
24 March, 2011Christchurch has lost its seven Rugby World Cup 2011 (RWC 2011) games that were due to be held in September and October after the city’s stadium operator Vbase determined the ground would not be ready in time for the tournament.
17 March, 2011Christchurch’s tourism industry has taken its first steps towards recovery, opening some core services for the first time since the February 22 quake and the National Crisis Management Centre has now removed its non-essential travel restrictions for Chris
8 March, 2011The Accor hotel group will donate $2 to the Christchurch earthquake appeal for every room sold throughout its New Zealand network up till 31 March. The group, which operates 29 hotels, hopes to raise over $200,000
28 February, 2011Accor has signed two key New Zealand hotels – Hyatt Regency Auckland and Hotel So in Christchurch – in a move that will make the company the country’s largest accommodation chain.
21 December, 2010Christchurch’s role as a convention capital of New Zealand helped boost the country’s gross domestic product by $100 million in the last financial year, new figures show.
13 October, 2010Open for business signs are springing up throughout Christchurch as the city’s tourism industry swings back into action, reports Christchurch and Canterbury Tourism.
16 September, 2010Most of Christchurch’s Central Business District is back to normal, with businesses and services running as usual. Buildings throughout most of the Central City are safe and in working order, according to representatives from Christchurch and Canterbury T
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