Skål International Wellington # 162
As New Zealand’s capital Wellington is home to New Zealand’s Parliament, National Museum – Te Papa and an eclectic urban lifestyle that is the envy of many. One of the most successful Wellington Skål club signature events is the annual Bastille Day lunch held annually on Bastille Day (July). With access to Government department heads and sometimes politicians, the Skal events in Wellington are often very memorable.
Wellington Officers
PRESIDENT
Sally Attfield
sally.attfield@tia.org.nz
VICE PRESIDENT
Graham Mann
graham@guesttraction.com
News
Skal Wellington December 2018 Newsletter
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Join Skal Wellington in July to celebrate their 61st birthday!
Enjoy and Remember…
President Sally Attfield cordially invites all Skål Wellington Past-Presidents, Skålleagues, past and present, as well as industry colleagues, partners and friends to join Skål Wellington to celebrate our 61st birthday.
For full details click on this link to view/download the invitation ..
Skal International, Wellington is feeling excited with Peter Morrison and 5 others at The Grand Mercure Nelson Monaco.
Please join us in congratulating our own Skal International, Wellington President Sally Attfield who has now been elected Vice President of Skål International New Zealand!
Skål Wellington celebrates women in tourism
Skål Wellington Media Release 9 March 2018
Skal Wellington AGM. (L>R) Michael Baines, Pania Tyson-Nathan, (CEO of NZ Māori Tourism), Sally Attfield (TIA), Graham Mann, (Welman Technologies)
Celebrating International Women’s Day on 8 March, Skål Wellington held its AGM at the James Cook Grand Chancellor with an emphasis on transition and rejuvenation.
Sally Attfield (Tourism Industry Aotearoa) was elected President and Graham Mann (Welman Technologies) as Vice President.
President Sally acknowledged Michael Baines as Past President and the enduring strength of both the club and tourism in the region.
“Wellington has a unique place in New Zealand, with direct proximity to the Parliament, Government departments, Embassies and the large number of industry associations. We intend to make the most use of these connections to complement the efforts of the broader tourism industry and keep our membership entertained and informed,” said Sally Attfield.
“It is a significant year for the Wellington club, as we are celebrating our 51st birthday. The club intends to continue its proud leadership traditions. We were the first club constituted in New Zealand in 1967 and we were also the first to elect a woman as President (Cecilia Vincent) back in 1990,” she added.
In keeping with the spirit of the day, Pania Tyson-Nathan, CEO of NZ Māori Tourism (NZMT) was invited to address the audience and spoke of her members’ significant achievements, growth, and contribution to New Zealand’s dynamic tourism landscape. She expressed that Māori tourism, and Māori business in general, were currently enjoying a productive and very diverse success in a broad range of economic endeavours, which would contribute to a sustainable future for tourism.
Skål Wellington meets the second Thursday of each month.
Contact: skalwgtn@gmail.com or www. skalnz.org/wellington
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