Air New Zealand and the New Zealand Government have today announced a $2 million plus investment in next phase studies to consider the feasibility of producing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in Aotearoa. The announcement, including a commitment of more than …

The decision of the government to stop the domestic marketing effort of Tourism New Zealand has received an assorted reaction from the local tourism bodies. Tourism New Zealand on July 1 st will discontinue their efforts related to domestic marketing and …

Reinforcement of tourism workers and backing them regarding respectable career paths, payment andworking situations is why the New Zealand government is supporting the tourism and hospitality action plan. New Zealand continues to be one of the choicest tourism places around …

A boost of $8 million to New Zealand Māori Tourism will assist the operators to protect themselves for the upcoming future. Spread over the next four years, the investment recognizes the current disputes experienced by tourism and the major contribution …

The investment will enable the New Zealand Māori Tourism to provide business support to Māori tourism where there is a high demand for marketing advice and expertise, and support for compliance.

Sunny by name and nature -that’s the way the region will be delivered to all the important tourism markets as the winters advancing. Recently, Visit Sunshine Coast has introduced its campaign with the name – Sunshine Moments For Real in …

More than 1500 travel representatives from all over the world are coming down to Ōtautahi for taking part in the country’s chief tourism business occasion, i.e. TRENZ. The tourism segment is of the opinion that this event will assist in …

The Cook Islands Tourism Corporation is dedicated toward incorporating sustainable and reformativetourism in the visitor understandings in New Zealand. An experimental programme for this reformative travel experience is ready at the moment. It has the objective to make sure that …

The chair of New Zealand Māori Tourism explained that it could be at least five years before tourism is back to the levels of the pre-Covid times. Dale Stephens says his board has been looking at factors impacting the upturn …

Yesterday, Western Bay of Plenty District Council and Tauranga City Council, agreed on three critical appointments for the Tourism Bay of Plenty board. The appointments follow the retirement of the present Chairman of the Board, Laurissa Cooney, and Trustee member, …