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Milford Sound braces for Chinese New Year surge after record summer start

A further spike in visitation is expected at Piopiotahi Milford Sound over Chinese New Year, following record-breaking December and January numbers. The 2026 Chinese New...

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Te Pae reports strong year for international conventions

Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre says it has delivered a record year for international business events, citing strong delegate feedback and a growing pipeline...

NZICC officially opens, with more than 120 events confirmed for 2026

The New Zealand International Convention Centre has officially opened in Auckland, marking a significant expansion of the country’s business events and large-scale exhibition capacity. Tourism...

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DOC issues fines as visitors bring ‘canine tourists’ into Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park

Department of Conservation staff are reminding visitors that dogs are not permitted in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park after issuing seven infringement notices in less...

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New research highlights long-term legacy of business events in Christchurch

ChristchurchNZ has released the second phase of its Conference Legacy Project, with new research suggesting business events in Ōtautahi Christchurch are delivering lasting social,...

Te Puia draws more than 2,500 visitors for Waitangi Day celebrations

More than 2,500 people gathered at Te Puia on Waitangi Day, with locals and visitors filling the Rotowhio marae ātea for a full day...

Wellington events backed under $70m tourism package

Wellington is set to host a series of major events between June and October 2026, with Government support confirmed under the $70 million Major...

TIA backs latest major events funding round

Tourism Industry Aotearoa has welcomed the latest round of funding under the Government’s $70 million Major Events and Tourism Package, announced in Wellington this...

Long-term DOC concessions confirmed for Remarkables and Fiordland operators

The Government has confirmed a series of long-term tourism concessions across the South Island, providing extended operating certainty for key visitor attractions. Conservation Minister Tama...
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