Bartercard New Zealand
Following Bartercard’s creation in Australia in 1991, Bartercard New Zealand became the first international licensee a year later. Since its inception, the Bartercard Trade Exchange has grown to more than 6,000 member businesses across New Zealand trading around $150 million worth of goods and services outside the cash economy each year. The top five sectors most active in Bartercard NZ are professional services, hospitality, automotive, construction and building, and food and drink.
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As the cash-free economy continues to grow, Bartercard NZ has launched an online marketplace for its thousands of members to make trading even easier.
The popular trade exchange entity believes companies can increase business profits, without spending too much by using newer platforms.
With the growth of social media channels Bartercard believes it is important for companies to make use of them to make their presence felt. However, new platforms are required to build the brand, and grow new clientele. Bartercard has been working with businesses since 1992; introducing them to new customers and allowing them to utilise their excess inventory through the Bartercard trade exchange.
They have accommodation available in Blancetown, Gawler, Stirling, Stansbury, Mannum, Baudin Beach, Kingscote, Penzance and Adelaide.
Bartercard members can also take advantage of these beautiful spots for events and make use of their supportive network for transfers, venues, food and service hires. With hotels, resorts and guest houses across destinations including the Pacific Islands, Thailand, the UK, Europe, UAE, USA, New Zealand and more, Bartercard also offers packages in Australia. This includes almost 400 options domestically which members can purchase with their trade dollars.
Following Bartercard’s creation in Australia in 1991, Bartercard New Zealand became the first international licensee a...
