New Zealand’s tourism industry is showing sustained growth as international visitor numbers rise and travel spending increases.

New Zealand launched a new tourism campaign to boost its economy amid a recession. The campaign targets Australians, who are key to New Zealand's tourism recovery post-pandemic. Locals criticized the ...

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New Zealand is tripling the cost for tourists to enter the country. The Tourism Minister says maintaining infrastructure and paying to preserve the country’s sprawling conservation areas are the ...

Arrivals from China, which before Covid was the second biggest source of visitors, have yet to recover to their pre-pandemic ...

Tourism New Zealand's new “If You Seek” campaign invokes distinctive aspects of Māori culture. Shown above is Te Puia, a geothermal wonderland. Amid New Zealand’s reopening of its borders with certain ...

Taupō and Christchurch events held on consecutive weekends in April Range of ticketing and travel options revealed for 2026 ...

A New Zealand government tourism campaign titled “Everyone Must Go” is drawing derision and mockery from residents who have criticized it as tone-deaf, especially at a time when New Zealanders ...

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Auckland University of Technology provides funding as a member of The Conversation NZ. By this time next week flights between New Zealand and Australia will have been taking off and landing for ...

New Zealand’s new tourism campaign - with its slogan “Everyone must go!” - has prompted ridicule from opposition politicians ...

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