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Central Lakes public transport plan gets ORC go-ahead

The Otago Regional Council (ORC) has completed a Sub-Regional Public Transport Business Case investigating options for public transport across the Otago Central Lakes sub-region. ORC...

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BYATA: Youth arrivals now a third of visitors

$2.8bn youth tourism sector driving visitor growth but more needs to be done for youth tourism as BYATA looks to next phase of growth...

Tourism Summit Aotearoa 2026: first speakers announced

The Tourism Industry Association has announced the first line-up of speakers for Tourism Summit Aotearoa 2026. The summit runs on Wednesday November 4, 8.30am–4.30pm, at...

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MSC opens 2027 Europe bookings

MSC Cruises has launched the first of a new collection of longer European combination voyages for Australian and New Zealand travellers - the opening...

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City Rail Link opens to passengers next month

One final multi-agency emergency exercise will take place in the City Rail Link's underground stations and tunnels this week, ahead of the CRL opening...

TAANZ- tax the booking date, not the travel date

The Travel Agents’ Association of New Zealand (TAANZ) has arranged urgent talks with the Fijian Government over the implementation of Fiji’s new Tourism Services...

Tourism Summit Aotearoa 2026: first speakers announced

The Tourism Industry Association has announced the first line-up of speakers for Tourism Summit Aotearoa 2026. The summit runs on Wednesday November 4, 8.30am–4.30pm, at...

BYATA: Youth arrivals now a third of visitors

$2.8bn youth tourism sector driving visitor growth but more needs to be done for youth tourism as BYATA looks to next phase of growth...

Gisborne charter operator sets a deadline

Touchwood Fishing Charters is one of Tairāwhiti's few marine tourism operators, running fishing trips, private charters, scenic cruises and family outings out of Gisborne....
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