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Tourism is back- now comes the hard part

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New Zealand’s tourism industry is finding its rhythm again but as visitor numbers climb, attention is quickly shifting to how that growth is managed. A...

International visitor arrivals continue recovery, boosted by China growth

Kiwi cruisers head offshore as local options tighten

Tap, pay, go— or not? The payment gap costing NZ tourism millions

NZ hotel sector surges in early 2026 despite global uncertainty

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Tomahawk returns to TRENZ with delegate chill zone

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Tourism and digital marketing specialist Tomahawk will return as an official supporter of TRENZ 2026 in Auckland, continuing its long-running involvement with New Zealand’s...
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Kiwis still booking big as travel trends evolve

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A line-up of leading global tourism brands has signed on to sponsor and exhibit at The Auckland Travel Show, set to take place May...

Energy debate set for Queenstown tourism-focused conference

Garden conference to spotlight regional tourism in South Canterbury and North Otago

Travel show reflects shift toward experience-led tourism

Industry backs move to formalise tourism policy framework

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Record breeding season for Ōamaru Penguins as 994 chicks fledge

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Coronet Peak installs SnowFactory for earlier winter opening

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Construction is progressing on Coronet Peak’s new SnowFactory, with NZSki aiming to guarantee an earlier start to the winter season and strengthen Queenstown’s appeal...

Tap, pay, go— or not? The payment gap costing NZ tourism millions

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New Zealand’s tourism recovery is increasing, but there’s a question still sitting beneath the surface: how much visitor spend are we missing at the...

Cathay Pacific pop-up brings Hong Kong dining experience to Auckland

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Cathay Pacific is partnering with Auckland venue The Nightcar to launch a limited-time dining activation aimed at showcasing Hong Kong cuisine and promoting travel...

Bridge to Nowhere refreshed ahead of Conservation Week

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The remote Bridge to Nowhere on the Whanganui River has reopened to visitors following recent maintenance work, with contractors abseiling down the heritage structure...

Tongariro River Trail upgrade to enhance visitor experience

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A major infrastructure upgrade on the Tongariro River Trail is set to improve access for visitors, with construction of a new suspension bridge beginning...
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