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Tourism Holdings restores balance sheet amid first-half loss
The company expects its debt to increase in the remainder of the year.
The company expects its debt to increase in the remainder of the year.
Air New Zealand takes steps to raise capital.
OPINION: Queenstown is in a world of trouble and the Government doesn't want to know.
Auckland's sea life aquarium will later this year open a new million-dollar exhibit.
Opinion: Let's move MIQ out of Auckland and kick-start low-volume, high-value tourism.
The airline has said it plans to undertake an equity raise before June 30.
Hotels are limping through summer with average bookings half that of last year.
Some tour operators who were reliant on international visitors are in a 'world of pain'.
The company has hit the brakes in the middle of traditional peak season.
Airline and airport welcome recovery in domestic travel
Sir John Key speaks to the Herald about the borders, airlines and international travel.
One of the most high-end places to stay in this country: sold.
NZ Cruise Association says decision tarnishes NZ as a cruise-friendly destination.
Survey respondent says activity costs for a family of four too pricey.
Airlines lost more than during 9/11 or the global financial crisis.
Editorial: Tourism operators are worried about the rest of summer - older Kiwis can help.
The company expects borders to be closed for the rest of the financial year.
Managed isolation is filling some hotels but overall revenue has plunged.
COMMENT: High-profile brands tarnished by Covid may have some serious rehab to do.
Financial Times: Travel boss on co-ordinated response to the sector's coronavirus fallout.
COMMENT: Two issues which will not be resolved without some leadership in 2021.
Travelling without a coronavirus passport could become difficult.
Visitor numbers at Milford Sound were down 72 per cent.
The sector has experienced a sharp bounce back - but will it last?
Queenstown's housing market has weathered the Covid storm remarkably well.
Plenty of young people want - or need - to earn while they don't learn.
Big changes meant no job loss and more staff have since been hired.
'Cruise ship operation was 80 per cent of our income'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Owners say sales took a dive from a few thousands of dollars a day to $16 a day.
Terra and Tide offers sailing trips, walking tours, forest therapy and wellness retreats.