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Richie McCaw surprised staff at a struggling tourism business.
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Isolation requirements could cut long haul travel to 5 per cent of pre-Covid levels.
Lockdown fallout: Queenstown Airport profit tumbles by 63pc
Key Auckland-Queenstown route shut by lockdown in the northern city for 178 days.
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Tourism company boss: Many Kiwis now too scared to travel
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Chinese cyber cafes are becoming hotels to woo young gamers to plug legal loophole.
Queenstown in crisis: Resort town tipped to be closed by Friday
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Unlucky lockdown: SkyCity sinks to $33.7m loss
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Queenstown tourism chief Paul Abbot resigns
The CEO of the Queenstown tourism board has resigned after seven months in the role.
NSW 'Feelin Good' about prospect of inbound travel
NSW tourism climbs the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a twist on a classic.
After 90 years, nine Youth Hostel Association properties go up for sale
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The future of travel: Flight Centre's trends for 2022
Kiwis want to see their families, beaches and luxury travel when borders reopen.
NZ's $17b international tourism sector big loser as Australia reopens
Competition is fierce for visitors and NZ isn't yet in the game, says sector leader.
Australia to reopen borders on February 21
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Fly fisher launches survival kit business amid exploring backyard boom
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Auckland Airport: Airlines need border certainty to restore long-haul capacity
Self-isolation requirements threaten aviation, tourism and freight recovery.
Reopening NZ: Isolation rules a 'demand killer' for tourism
Tourism Minister Stuart Nash said self-isolation could be lower when NZ fully opens.
Some light at the end of the tunnel: Travel agents taking bookings already
Flight Centre hopeful government re-considers unnecessary restrictions.
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Tourism sector's $16b question: When will borders reopen?
Closed borders have cost 50,000 jobs and $16b a year in international tourism spending.
The grim history behind Australia's 'best beach'
Blood regularly stained the shores of Australia's 'best beach'.
Stewart Island considers tripling tourist levy to cover rising costs
The visitor levy to the island has been frozen at $5 since 2013.
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Cruise ship dodges US bailiffs over $6m debt, sails for Bahamas
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Tourism industry boss: 'They've just seen their life's work melting away'
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