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The world's best coastal hideaway: Eagles Nest
'Somewhere between seven stars and heaven' Eagles Nest in Russell has scooped a top global award.
Course set for bumper cruise season
What's expected to be a bumper cruise industry season begins tomorrow with the arrival of the 116,000 tonne Sapphire Princess.
Four weddings equals a financial funeral
NZers are having to dig deep into their pockets to attend mates' weddings, a new survey finds.
Foreign visitors boost hotel nights in August
New Zealand's hotels reported a 7 per cent increase in overnight guest stays in August, propped up by more overseas visitors.
RWC hospitality providers told to use words carefully
Hospitality providers - even people renting out their home - could risk a $150,000 fine for using forbidden words in their RWC advertising.
Fletcher moves to bankrupt McKenna
Fletcher Construction says it is moving against Auckland developer Nigel McKenna over a debt for building Wellington's Holiday Inn.
$20K a week for RWC house? Try a free swap instead
While some are asking for $20k a week during the RWC, one Kiwi says he can do better for free.
Venice's giant ads 'eyesores'
A group of the world's leading cultural experts have launched a stinging attack on the Italian Government over the use of giant advertisements placed on some of Venice's most historic sights.
Holidaying at home
Staying home is the new going away. Bronwyn Sell looks at how the 'staycation' can be just as fun as a holiday away - and at the same time can save you lots of money.
VIP <i>Viva</i>
Eat Pray Love is in cinemas from October 14, but Viva is delighted to have 10 double passes to a special preview at the luxurious Gold Class Event Cinemas in Queen St, Auckland, on Monday October 11.
Deborah Hill Cone:Thanks for coming, now leave us alone
Exports, not fawning over foreign visitors, is what we should focus on.
Sex and the city: Sky Tower gets new neighbour
Sex industry magnates are to open a 'massage' club directly opposite the Sky Tower and flanked by residential buildings and shops.
More Westin rooms to shut as receivership fight continues
The Westin hotel is "making the best of a bad situation" as a dispute between the owners and receivers rumbles on.
Raise prices to cope with GST hike says hospitality boss
Bar and restaurant owners are being advised to put prices up next Friday to compensate for the GST increase coming into force.