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What border restrictions mean for NZ economy
IbisWorld report says NZ's GDP is expected to decline by 3.9 per cent.
IbisWorld report says NZ's GDP is expected to decline by 3.9 per cent.
Tourist businesses worry about economic downturn now school holidays have ended.
In a first, a group of Govt agencies are teaming up to keep closed up country prominent.
Booming business offering cruise ship tourists "quickie tour" of Dunedin has gone virtual.
Stephen Colbert's love of The Lord of the Rings helped secure public relations scoop.
Multimillionaire forges links between Northland and new Auckland CBD hotel.
More New Zealand companies join Expo 2020 - now scheduled for 2021.
Conservation issues include the protection of trees, animals and wetlands.
Architectural features are distinctively Kiwiana, some reflecting local landmarks.
Economists look ahead at how regions could survive the Covid-19 crisis.
Jobs lost as Viaduct Quays Hotel goes into liquidation, company vows to re-open.
Comment: Why would we stand by and watch the Cook Islands go begging to other nations?
A new market of travellers to the Chatham Islands is emerging in the Covid era.
A Pacific bubble over a huge area is being proposed by small Covid-free states.
Too early to tell how many businesses will fail but survivors could come back stronger.
When the sugar rush of a post-lockdown rebound ends, we will need to reinvent our economy.
International passenger numbers are 95% down as powerful group calls for border strategy.
AJ Hackett co-founder says feat is testament to the fact age is just a number.
The pandemic has forced the tourism industry to collapse, causing thousands of job losses.
AA Insurance is recruiting ex-travel and tourism workers made redundant from the Covid-19 travel restrictions. Video / Alex Burton
NZ's biggest hotel owner on major renovation. Video / Alex Burton
Fund aware of some tourism operators' concerns about overseas OTAs carving commission.
When thieves smashed and grabbed Nicolas Lichtbringer's van, they were also taking a bed.
'It's not disastrous but timing is unfortunate' - Dean Humphries, Colliers.
Domestic capacity has built more quickly than expected and that's better job news
Spending down almost 30 per cent in Auckland CBD and the shops around Auckland Airport.
Tourism operators fear any further delays to travel bubbles could be nail in the coffin.
Hotel considering legal action after quarantine guests diverted to Rotorua.
The sector is on its knees and pleading for rates relief to be permanent.
Waiheke guests packing $80,000 spending money, but will it be enough for ailing businesses