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.
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Air NZ warns of summer flying squeeze
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NZ guest nights fall in August
NZ guest nights fall in August as North Island stays drop at fastest pace in 3 years.
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