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Weaker regional demand and higher oil prices have hit the biggest international airline
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While 93% think tourism benefits NZ, growing push-back is a wake up call for industry.
Ramadan means special food and mealtimes in the air
Emirates will serve a million high-energy dates to passengers fasting during Ramadan.
Kiwis lead world in rate of cruise holiday growth
More than 100,000 Kiwis are taking ocean cruises, outstripping global growth rates
Paris is calling - return to France for under $1000
Travel deals are being rolled out at one-day event in Auckland.
Jetstar landing scare: Report finds approach too low
If pilots had used more automatic systems they would have been alerted to risk says report
New Tourism NZ board chair named; Qualmark award winners revealed
The shakeup of Tourism NZ's board continues with a new chair named.
Revealed: The billions airlines make from baggage fees
More airlines are charging for extras and fees are getting higher
New Holiday Inn planned for Queenstown as tourists flock to region
A new Holiday Inn will join a long list of other hotels planned or being built.
Virgin Australia defers Boeing 737MAX order
The airline will put more time between MAX safety issues and selling seats on the plane.
Hawaiian Airlines boss; No free lunch with airline interiors
Hawaiian Airlines is fighting growing competition with brand new planes
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Cathay Pacific is boosting services to New Zealand with a new plane and more flights
Air NZ turns to consultants to chop costs
Airline cutting back network growth, deferring new planes and is looking at overheads.
Air NZ confident of Dreamliners made at under-fire plant
The airline says it oversees new aircraft programmes and has done so in Charleston.
Boeing defends plant which makes Dreamliners for Air NZ
The airline says it has full confidence in the planes built at Charleston plant.
Petrol prices set to soar: Are you being taken for a ride?
After dipping at the start of the year fuel prices are heading up.
Travel agents' advice for travellers heading to Sri Lanka
Kiwis with upcoming trips to Sri Lanka should contact their travel agent.
Expo 2020: NZ's $53m push at world's biggest networking event
More than 37,000 workers are building Expo 2020 where NZ is among 190 countries.
Regulator delivers verdict on Boeing 737 Max training
Additional training is needed but was not in a simulator which is expensive.
Emirates cuts back NZ flight due to Dubai runway work
Dubai International Airport handles more than 90 million passengers a year.
Inside Emirates: Massive airlift moves everything from gold to thoroughbreds
The world's biggest airline cargo operation handles four parcels a second through Dubai.
Rocket Lab's next leap - a satellite 'bus'
The NZ-founded firm is expanding by offering a space craft for customers to add own tech,
Air Chathams goes international to Norfolk Island
The fast-growing family-owned airline is confident scheduled flights will pay.
Air NZ's big call as it goes shopping for planes
Air New Zealand faces choice of Boeing planes or Airbus for 777 replacement.
Boeing boss on demo flight of troubled Max plane
As scrutiny of the Max plane intensifies, Boeing releases photos of boss on a test flight.
Auckland Airport's $5b spend to change the way we travel
The company is building for passenger numbers forecast to double in the next 20 years.
Air NZ waits for Rolls-Royce advice on new engine problem
Just as the Kiwi airline recovers from engine setbacks newer versions have problems.
Air NZ's Skycouch wins gong at airline interior Oscars
Airbus designed sleeping and play areas for cargo areas of planes also recognised.
Watch live: The people and skills shortage facing Auckland
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff on the 2021 tourism tidal wave.
HB Airport understaffing woes: Passengers fuming
Airways now says it could continue to have understaffing issues until May.
The tourism tidal wave - how do we make visitors stay in Auckland?
Too many international visitors fly or cruise into Auckland – then leave straight away for the world-famous destinations to the south like Rotorua and Queenstown. Now, tourism leaders are investigating how we can tell Auckland’s story better.
The tourism tidal wave - we need more people!
In the second in a four-part series on the future of Auckland’s tourism, we look at what skills and people are needed in the industry.