New Zealand

There are few industries as competitive as the tourism and hospitality sector. Fluctuating exchange rates, tight margins and increased regulation across the sector all have a significant impact on your business.

Whether you own a pub, develop hotels or even run an adventure tour operation, staying in touch with the latest trends, drivers and market developments is imperative to running a viable and successful business.

Our hospitality and tourism team has a working knowledge of the industry which, when combined with our technical knowledge, can assist you in reaching your commercial goals.

Our advisors take the time to understand your short, medium and long term strategic direction. Doing so enables us to help improve business performance, reduce risk and increase after tax profits.


We advise a broad range of hospitality and tourism businesses in the following specific areas:

  • Audit, accounting and tax compliance
  • Industry benchmarking and analysis
  • Management accounting
  • Budgets and cash flow forecasting
  • Pre-lending reviews
  • Capital raisings
  • Business and leasehold valuations
  • Mergers and acquisitions

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