Domestic events fund can ‘unlock full potential’ of New Zealand

Lawmakers have announced expanded financing plans to draw major concerts, months after boosting Eden Park's show allowance

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New Zealand has announced plans to establish a major events funding scheme to attract international cultural events, the latest in a series of efforts to enhance the country’s concert-hosting capabilities.

Funded through the country’s International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL), which can cost travellers NZD$100 (€50), the expanded initiative is designed to give regional authorities greater long-term security when vying for major events.

It is an extension of the government’s $40 million (€20.1m) Events Attraction Package, which helped…

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