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Te Pae conventions deliver $74m economic boost

Conventions held at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre generated almost $74 million for the New Zealand economy in the year to June 2026, including...

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Global tourism trends to headline TECNZ conference

The Tourism Export Council of New Zealand has unveiled the programme for its 2026 annual conference, bringing together economists, tourism leaders and international travel...

Tourism Summit to focus on ‘Distinctive by Design’

Tourism Industry Aotearoa has unveiled the theme for Tourism Summit Aotearoa 2026 and announced China tourism expert George Cao as the event's first keynote...

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Kiwi tech gives museums a new voice

An idea born from the frustration of travelling overseas without understanding museum displays is now helping New Zealand museums reach more visitors. Kiwi founder Dale...

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West Coast business awards finalists announced

Tourism businesses are well represented among the finalists in the 2026 Development West Coast Leading Light Business Excellence Awards. Finalists announced across six categories include...

IHG completes voco conversion in Queenstown

IHG Hotels & Resorts, Pro-invest Group and Connect Hospitality have opened voco Queenstown, completing the conversion of the former Holiday Inn Express & Suites...

Air Niugini restores Auckland flights after 26 years

Air Niugini will restore non-stop flights between Port Moresby and Auckland later this year, re-establishing the first direct air link between Papua New Guinea...

Visitor recovery supports rental vehicle demand

New Zealand's recovering international visitor market is continuing to drive demand for rental vehicles, particularly for travellers exploring regional destinations and undertaking multi-stop itineraries. Industry...

IVL funding to upgrade toilets in tourism hotspots

The Government is investing $3.8 million through the International Visitor Levy to improve public toilet facilities in the Mackenzie and Queenstown Lakes districts. Tourism and...
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