BDBDAirlinesAuckland Airport profit up 5.5pcAuckland International Airport has posted a 5.5 per cent increase in first-half profit on passenger growth and said full-year earnings would be "at the higher end" of its guidance.28 Feb 09:00 PM
New ZealandBelgian tourists lose everything while swimming Belgians Pierre-Yves de Ryckel and Amandine Tirtiaux were on their way to the South Island when they lost... 07 Feb 05:23 PM
Freight and logisticsTauranga gets triple cruise ship treatGiant cruise ships carrying thousands of passengers are an increasingly familiar site in the Port of Tauranga.06 Feb 04:30 PM
OlympicsLondon Olympics: Overpriced hotels deter touristsUnwanted hotel rooms needlessly reserved by Olympic organisers will be a key factor in a tourism slump.30 Jan 09:00 PM
TravelFiordland schemes set alarm bells ringingTwo proposed mega tourism developments in the South Island have opponents warning that life in a precious World Heritage Area and national parks will suffer.27 Jan 04:30 PM
WorldLocals ready to ground renewed Thames airport bidThe British Government is poised to reopen the vexed and controversial debate over the expansion of air travel in southeast England.19 Jan 04:30 PM
Small BusinessBikes bring more money than wood from Rotorua forestThe economic value of mountainbiking in Rotorua's Whakarewarewa Forest has been estimated at five times its annual timber revenue.17 Jan 12:45 AM
TravelChristchurch 'one of NZ's most exciting cities' - Lonely PlanetTravel experts at Lonely Planet are encouraging tourists to spend some time in Christchurch.10 Jan 09:05 PM
TourismCup hype could kick off British tourism surgeOnline flight searches indicate New Zealand may be experiencing a resurgence as a tourist destination among the British public.03 Jan 04:30 PM
New ZealandWinding tracks open to pedal-powerHerald reporters have been out and about testing New Zealand's ultimate recreational cycling experience for a five-part summer series beginning today.25 Dec 04:30 PM
TourismQueenstown jetboat stoush ends with $320k costs orderOne of Queenstown's most established tourism operators, Kawarau Jet, has been ordered to pay $320,500 in costs after it campaigned against a rival jet boat company. 22 Dec 08:15 PM
