Instagram tourists hit back over photo claims
Instagram star posted photos in pristine swimming spots. And not everyone is happy.
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Tourism NZ to resume global ads after mosque attacks
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Hosking: Tourism New Zealand wrong to suspend marketing of the country
Comment: "This country is as much a tourist destination today as it was a month ago."
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'I don't think anyone thought it would get this big': 87 cruise ships to dock in Napier next season
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Tourism NZ suspends marketing of country overseas
Agency pulls content from Facebook and YouTube amid review
Waiwera pool business owes creditors $5m, liquidators say
First liquidators' report out shows troubled Waiwera Thermal Resort owes $5m
Tourism Minister warns attacks will affect visitor numbers
Economists and government minister warn tourism will feel fallout from terror attacks.
Jones backs American billionaire's $50m golf course plan
Shane Jones backs Ric Kayne's $50m+ northern golf course expansion
Why John Kirwan is backing new tourism private equity fund
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'Staydium Glamping' an escape for Eden?
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Revealed: Tourism heavyweights and All Black legend behind new private equity fund
A new private equity fund to back tourism businesses aims to fill a gap in the market.
New anchor fee short-sighted: Emirates Team NZ
The yachting syndicate says other venues suffered when they put up prices for superyachts.
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Phil Goff compared to Donald Trump in harbour battle
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Auckland Mayor Phil Goff cast as villain at protest
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Call for Shane Jones to be sacked over conflict of interest
Act MP David Seymour says Jones advocated for a project despite a conflict of interest.
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When ''the boss'' isn't on board you can charter ultra luxury Aquijo for $900,000 a week.
Fears of over tourism grow as international travel booms
More travellers feel the impact of over-tourism in a growing number of countries.
Women's global travel network teams up NZ firm
A network to support solo women travellers has spread to New Zealand.
Queenstown unveils proposal to charge visitor levy
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Push to revive Chinese tourist numbers to Auckland: New app 'timely'
App will be launched to mass Chinese market once local pool of advocates established.
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