A match made in hospitality.
That should be the outcome of a government move to change visa requirements for migrant workers living in New Zealand but not permitted to work.
From yesterday, the Ministry of Social Development included in its "under-supply" list of occupations for the Queenstown Lakes district such jobs as executive chefs, restaurant supervisors, concierges and housekeepers.
Queenstown Lakes Mayor Jim Boult said on the one hand there were roughly 1000 hospitality and tourism job vacancies in the district.
On the other hand, there were many unemployed migrant workers.