Biggest liner to visit NZ sails into spending squall
Protest group seizes upon differences in estimates of how much ship visitors spend
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LGNZ: More cash needed to meet tourist influx
Long-term funding needed to help councils meet growing tourist influx, lobby group says.
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South Island popularity drives rise in guest nights
Eleven of the country's 12 regional areas reported more guest nights in October.
Late check-ins and loud sex sees Airbnb shut down
Complaints about late check-ins, loud sex and babies crying have seen an Airbnb shut down.
Luxury $3m lodge may be built on Crown land
Hong Kong-based firm is seeking resource consent to build an 805 sqm lodge
Keys confiscated: Tourist 'was going to kill someone'
A couple driving behind a tourist swerving for 50km say she was going to kill someone.
Luxury train aims to be 'world's best moving hotel'
A new planned luxury train ride across New Zealand is targeting Chinese tourists.
Charlie Ives: How to keep tourists' dollars rolling on in
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Monster ships could be heading for Auckland
The biggest cruise ships could visit Auckland when new mooring equipment is installed.
Why Harry should have his stag do in NZ
Forget Australia - Prince Harry needs to have his stag do in New Zealand.
America's Cup will push up hotel room rates - study
Hotels will be full in spite of a surge in new rooms by the time of the America's Cup.
Tourist levy could be workable: PM
Labour campaigned on charging international visitors $25 per trip.
Tourist tax unworkable, Govt warned
Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis has asked for advice on implementing a levy.
Journey to the top by Ryan Sanders of Haka Tours
Haka Tours founder Ryan Sanders says his independent streak got him into business
Mooring dolphins to let big ships berth
Two mooring dolphins costing $10 million will let 350m cruise ships berth in Auckland.
Tourism booming but growth rate slows
The rate of tourist growth is slowing as capacity constraints hit, says an economist.
Superyachts already plotting course to America's Cup
The fast-growing luxury tourism sector expects to benefit from the America's Cup.
Billionaire Airbnb co-founder: 'We believe in regulations''
Innovators have always faced opposition, says Airbnb co-founder.
Behind the scenes at Auckland Airport's $1.8b build
The scramble is on to rebuild Auckland Airport as passenger numbers soar.
Tourism chiefs fear speed bump
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The Big Read: Luxury travel's hot, handbags are not
Spending on luxury lodges in New Zealand soars as the mega-rich head Downunder.
Rich Lister's advice for those under 35
Taranaki's Gavin Faull has a global hotel network and wants to expand here.
Air NZ warns of summer flying squeeze
Air NZ says the summer squeeze will be worst in the lead-up to Christmas.
The most amazingly opulent prison on earth
Guests at five-star oasis booted for Saudi princes and dignitaries under house arrest.
Watch: Where the United Airlines crew sleep
Where passengers - and crew - rest aboard United Airlines' new 777.
Airbnb attacks Queenstown's council
Proposed changes to visitor accommodation rules are "nanny-state policies" says Airbnb.
First NZ artificial island for luxury housing opening tonight
Endeavour Island at Whitianga opened tonight
Students end school with leap into unknown
Manurewa High School students test themselves with bungy jump.
Bed tax targets question council spending
Hotels and motels hit by a bed tax will get a greater say in how its spent.