Tourism Industry
Association New Zealand (TIA)
Our Vision
A $41 billion visitor economy by 2025.
Our Mission
Through leadership, influence and action achieve tangible benefits
for the tourism industry and New Zealand.
About TIA
The Tourism Industry Association New Zealand (TIA) is the only independent
association that represents all sectors of New Zealand's large and
diverse tourism industry.
We are vocal supporters of our industry, working to ensure tourism
gets the recognition it deserves as a vital contributor to the country's
economy and social health.
We have some 1500 members ranging from large publicly listed corporates
to SMEs. Collectively, our members make up around 85% of New Zealand's
tourism turnover. The more members and support TIA has, the stronger
our collective voice and the more influence we have on policy and
decision making.
- We lobby local and central government to shape policies and create
an environment that helps our industry grow and flourish.
- We led development of the industry's Tourism 2025 growth framework
which aims to almost double annual tourism revenue to $41 billion
by 2025.
- We provide leadership on matters that impact on the competitiveness
and success of the tourism industry.
- We deliver a comprehensive and diverse range of industry events
including: TRENZ, the New Zealand Hotel Industry Conference, TIA
Regional Tourism Summits, The Great Adventure, TIA National Tourism
Summit.
- Join TIA and enjoy the many privileges membership offers, as
well as helping create a stronger tourism industry.
Our Board & CEO
TIA has a powerful board with representatives from across the industry.
The Chairman is Company Director Grant Lilly who has experience in
top executive roles with large New Zealand tourism corporates.
Our Chief Executive is Chris Roberts. Click here to read more about
Chris and the TIA team.
Contact
Physical address
Level 4, Tourism & Travel House
79 Boulcott Street
Wellington, 6140
New Zealand
Phone: 04 499 0104 or 0800 TIA HELP (842 4357)
Postal address
PO Box 1697, Wellington
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