Covid 19 coronavirus: MIQ hotels only two-thirds full after transtasman bubble, taxpayers pay $300m for quarantine in past year

April 30, 2021 07:52 UTC

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Covid 19 coronavirus: MIQ hotels only two-thirds full after transtasman bubble, taxpayers pay $300m for quarantine in past year

hree Auckland MIQ hotels are totally empty as of April 30, 2021: the Stamford Plaza, Grand Mercure and Grand Millenium hotels. Photo / Dean Purcellhree Auckland MIQ hotels are totally empty as of April 30, 2021: the Stamford Plaza, Grand Mercure and Grand Millenium hotels. Three Auckland MIQ hotels are totally empty as of today: the Stamford Plaza, Grand Mercure and Grand Millenium hotels. A security guard locks the main entrance at the Stamford Plaza Hotel, which is being used as a Covid-19 managed isolation centre. The Stamford Plaza hotel in Auckland.

Source: New Zealand Herald April 30, 2021 07:52 UTC

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