After the creation of New Zealand’s new alliance government, the business events sector is asking for all-of-government acknowledgment for the segment. Lisa Hopkins, the Chief Executive of Business Events Industry Aotearoa said that the segment includes a wide diversity of …

Karl Burrows, General Manager Pou Ārahi Māori at Tourism New Zealand, recently said that Tourism New Zealand is all prepared to bring in varied Māori viewpoints and stories to the forefront of their storytelling, in a true and meaningful way. …

With Kiwi director and actor, Taika Waititi from New Zealand is introducing a new tourism campaign with a mission to draw visitors after tourism was beaten by the pandemic situation and borders were closed. On Wednesday, Tourism New Zealand will …

One of New Zealand’s longstanding tourism leaders has been presented with Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s (BEIA’s) Outstanding Contributor Award for 2023 at the BEIA Conference.

One survivor was picked up by the Fijian Navy vessel Savenaca this afternoon, while the other was earlier transferred to the cruise ship, Pacific Explorer where they received medical treatment.

An earthquake of significant magnitude, measuring 6.0, rattled New Zealand’s South Island, near Geraldine, marking the largest quake the country has experienced this year. The seismic event occurred at 9.14 am (2114 GMT) on Wednesday, with a focal depth of …

Tourism workers in Franz Josef are poised that this summer will bring an advantage for the region, which was affected harshly by the lockdowns induced by the pandemic. Last summer proved to be a comeback of sorts to usual for …

A National Government will make a new Great Walk, and extend the working holiday visa. This would improve tourism revival and help in rebuilding the finances, the spokesperson of National Tourism, Joseph Mooney said this recently. Joseph said that under …

Air New Zealand aircraft and crew will be returning to its Auckland-Perth route on 29 October after a period of operation in partnership with Spanish airline, Wamos Air.

Football Australia estimated the tournament alone will contribute around $329 million to the country’s economy, of which at least $174 million is anticipated to come from tourists.