The technology helping fuel tourism boom
Auckland Airport is the front door for the tourism and is spending to ease the squeeze
Auckland Airport is the front door for the tourism and is spending to ease the squeeze
The surge in international visitors has pushed tourism past dairy as NZ's top earner.
The surge in tourism is putting pressure on businesses looking for hotel rooms.
Airbnb plans to introduce a search tool designed for business travelers.
New brand's 88 rooms will add much-needed accommodation capability to quake city.
Airlines have dropped some fares to Europe, Hawaii and Australia over winter.
A political party says tourists should be allowed to hunt crocodiles in North Queensland.
Cruise line Royal Caribbean says ports need to build facilities or risk losing megaships.
One New Zealand city has been named in the top three cities in Oceania for beer lovers.
Airbnb it is now dominating the rental market - but is it a good thing?
Both industries are heavily made up of migrant and seasonal workers, experts say.
National guest nights fell in February, bucking eight straight months of growth.
At peak times there is little commercial accommodation in Auckland and Queenstown.
Travel agent determined to diversify its revenue streams.
COMMENT; Hey Minister - there has never been a better time to visit NZ, says Paul Little.
Five-star Hotel Grand Windsor will help ease Auckland's luxury accommodation shortage.
Resource consent has been lodged for a 17-storey shimmering glass tower in Dunedin's CBD.
Visitors staying at New Zealand holiday parks contribute over $1b annually to NZ.
Boutique hotel to have views of Eden Park and built in the heart of Asian food district.
Priority needs to be given to projects that will enhance tourism.
Businesses are being warned against price gouging during the Lions Tour.
Lake Waikaremoana was a top summer stop-off this season. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Ingenious Kiwi venture fixes bicycles to a disused section of the Napier-Gisborne rail.
Profiteering on the Lions tour does not do Auckland's reputation any good.
New Zealand-bound Lions fans are facing huge surges in accommodation prices.
Home coffee-brewing classes and a tour of a private winery are among the NZ adventures.
Local commentators apportion much of the blame to the rise of Airbnb.
The hotel would accommodate up to 450 guests in two wings of three and four levels.
It's one of Australia's most iconic tourist destinations and it's been devastated.
Queenstown space so tight that tenants now being offered bunks and 'kind of' single rooms.