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Visa spend up: How tourists are flashing the plastic in NZ
Spending by Visa card holders is being mainly done in shops, lodgings and restaurants.
ManaBus and Nakedbus to end services
The company will be shifting its focus to its ferry services.
Dreamworld worker fired for 'almost identical' accident
Two years before four people died on ride, a worker was fired for a similar accident.
Brockhampton announce New Zealand show
The 13-piece hip-hop boyband will play the Logan Campbell Centre on September 21.
Regional healthcare needs cut of any tourist tax, say rural GPs
Rural GPs say healthcare in regions is affected heavily during peak tourist season.
Luxury cruise giant's $1.4b deal
US mega ship operator Royal Caribbean takes a majority stake in Silversea Cruises.
Govt chips in $10m for new ski gondola
Government will provide Ruapehu Alpine Lifts with $10 million for its new gondola.
Tourists charged double for access to 'Great Walks'
DOC is hiking prices for overseas tourists, with visitors paying double on Great Walks.
Brian Rudman: Better to clip tourism ticket at border
COMMENT: Kiwi trampers will now bludge off their overseas fellow travellers.
Some Airbnb and BookaBach owners to pay extra rates
Airbnb's value to the New Zealand economy has been highlighted in a new report
Brian Rudman: Where's cash for freedom campers?
COMMENT: Don't let the freedom campers' queue to toilet in the sand dunes grow.
Hotels challenge Auckland Council's 'bed tax' in High Court
Members say they have taken the action reluctantly but felt they had no choice.
The impact of 1.7 million tourists on beautiful New Zealand
Tourism to our national parks continues to grow. Is it sustainable for our environment?
Chinese visitor numbers surge 11% to near 445,000
China poised to become dominant tourism market in next five years.
NZ on the map: The cup of coffee with a $8m pay-off
The story behind the coffee that led to Ardern and Darby reaching millions.
Budget 2018: Tourism NZ takes a hit for marketing
The country's tourism marketing organisation has had its funding cut.
Ticketed tourist dispute: 'I am not a freedom camper'
Tourist worker claims he has been unfairly issued $800 worth of fines in Queenstown.
New Jetstar scheme to boost pilot roster on regional flights
The new programme will help tackle a shortage of pilots.
Air New Zealand eyes return to Wānaka
Under-fire Air New Zealand is looking at flying to a booming tourist town again
Growing tourism responsibly needs teamwork
COMMENT: Ateed has a new plan to make Auckland a better tourist destination.
Editorial: Big drive to improve city
EDITORIAL: Auckland tourism is aiming to be better, not just bigger.
Auckland's new visitor plan: Fix the problems
Auckland's new visitor plan aims to create a better city to visit by fixing the problems.
Christchurch tourism making up $300m quake deficit
A Christchurch tourism boss says the perception of the city as a destination is changing.
Fly me - McCaw's great offer to tourists
Former All Black captain Richie McCaw is a star player in the push to attract visitors.
Concern Kiwis priced out of NZ holiday hot spots
Kelvin Davis says overseas visitors still will pay for good facilities including toilets
The big five million: Surge in visitors to NZ forecast
The surge in visitor numbers is forecast to grow into the middle of next decade.
Tourism New Zealand to change tack with 100% Pure campaign
The 19-year-old marketing drive is in for a shake-up.
Tourism Minister on 5.1m visitors: 'Bring it on'
More tourists are welcome but work's being done to make them pay more to visit.
Carnival Cruise shock as water floods hallway
Carnival Dream was on seven-day trip to the Western Caribbean.
Budget 2018: Why tourism wants to avoid a May surprise
Tourism bosses want a steady as it goes approach and the government may oblige
Wicked Campers in firing line for 'Kill or be killed' tagline
The complainant was concerned the slogan promoted an irresponsible message.
Are there too many tourists here? What Kiwis really think
Concerns about the impact of tourists is levelling off but Kiwis worry about road crashes