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'No more weekend shopping in Melbourne': Climate change expert
Pre-pandemic flying patterns expected back within two years, fueling emissions fears.
One country where tourism spending has exceeded pre-Covid levels
The much-loved destination has benefited from 'revenge travel'.
Migrant chef criteria 'too much for Gordon Ramsay'
Queenstown eateries call immigration rules 'insanity' as kitchens go begging for staff.
Why it's time to rethink the Great British city break
British tourism moves to rebuild its appeal to long-haul travellers.
Surfdale: sleepy seaside suburb or Waiheke's seething underbelly?
A stoush between neighbours over noise and boozy shenanigans at the local pub, Malone's Irish Bar, culminated in accusations it was more Spanish party island than peaceful seaside settlement. Video / Michael Craig
Ibiza of the South Pacific? Waiheke Island stoush over boozy shenanigans at local pub
Wretch of Waiheke, or misunderstood and maligned - what's the deal, Surfdale?
Tourism CEO urges Government to 'drop barriers to success'
New Zealand tourism needs better support or risks falling behind, says one tourism CEO.
Tourism Holdings shrinks loss, urges big promotion boost
Do more to promote NZ, campervan and glowworm tour operator urges Government.
Popular US ski town 'crushed' by tourist accommodation
What does a town do when tourists both fuel the economy and cause a housing crisis'?
Plan for $2.2m tourism campaign scrapped by Aussie state after two years
Covid-19 rendered much of the tourism project irrelevant.
Why new Working Holiday Visa rules are a win for tourism
The newly announced measures will benefit tourism in two key ways.
Gearing up for summer: Govt extends working holiday visas amid dire staff shortages
More than 21,000 people overseas have had their visas approved.
Bula brews: The locally-grown coffee that keeps Fiji buzzing
Heading to Fiji? Here's where to track down the best cuppa on the island.
How NZ plans to 'transform tourism' after the pandemic
A job in tourism will become far more appealing according to Government's new plan.
Accor-owned Ennismore to open four hotels in NZ
Hope of tourism recovery fuelling expansion of hotels throughout NZ.
'Epic skiing': Southern skifields extend seasons
Lifts on 'fantastic' snow-blanketed slopes will remain operating into October.
Stonewood Key Capital raises first $50m
"They have reached 50 per cent of the investment goal so far" - spokesperson.
Pedal to the metal: Jucy investing $40m in vehicles as demand booms
Rental firm forecasting a full recovery to pre-Covid levels by November next year.
Komodo islands protest $400 tax hike to see giant dragons
The price to see the world's biggest lizards just took a giant hike.
Call for campaign to attract young foreign workers
Tourism lost an estimated 90,000 jobs in the first 12 months of the pandemic.
Hire car shakeup: Kiwi rental firm does deal with US giant
Agreement means Enterprise, National and Alamo brands can grow in this country.
Queenstown hotelier: 'the Americans are coming'
Rees Hotel chief executive says the exchange rate with US dollar is driving interest.
Cruise ships - and passenger dollars - are coming back
Demand is high for a cruise ship visit to New Zealand.
TikTok video alerts travellers about Italy scam many are falling for
"No matter what, do not pay them. What they're doing is illegal."
Haere mai! Borders fully reopen today
Final phase of the Covid 19 border reopening took place at 11.59pm on Sunday.
NZ border fully reopens at midnight - allowing students, cruise ships to return
More than two years and four months of Covid-19 border restrictions are set to fully end.
Milford Sound: Should visitors be charged to see Fiordland?
Under pressure: Over a million tourists a year visit Milford Sound.
Deep South Milford teaser trailer
Is it too late to save Milford Sound or has it been 'lost to tourism'. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions
Deep South Milford
The Herald is proud to present the first episode of a major new investigative documentary series Deep South produced and presented by Crux Productions. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Crux Productions
Free speedway tickets and spas: What tourism bosses are doing to attract staff
'Simply no people left in Queenstown looking for hospitality work,' says business owner.
Ingram: Tourism can cushion NZ from recession
OPINION: Tourism chief says there is a palpable air of optimism across the sector.
Region teams up with Dunedin to boost backyard tourism
Hawke's Bay and Dunedin are collaborating on a campaign to encourage domestic tourism
Auckland Council to fight in court for hotel bed tax
Auckland Council fighting for controversial tax the Court of Appeal ruled 'invalid'.