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Backlog of 36,000 tourists waiting for visitor visas
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White House demands US airlines show 'true cost' of tickets
The White House has declared war on hidden airline charges.
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Sailing past the pandemic: Cruise no longer dead in the water
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Air fare bonanza: American Airlines coming back with discount deals
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Tourism numbers bounce back but Covid rule changes too late for some bookings
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Of 38,000 people who applied to visit NZ, only 7000 got visas
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Tiaki – Tourism operators leading the charge for nature
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