Bay of Plenty's $802m tourist spending spree
Tourism spending in the Bay of Plenty has increased a huge 44 per cent in just five years, hitting $802 million last year.
Tourism spending in the Bay of Plenty has increased a huge 44 per cent in just five years, hitting $802 million last year.
Auckland is gearing up for the arrival of five new 5-star hotels, including glamour chain The Ritz-Carlton.
National guest nights jumped 6.0 per cent to 3 million in October compared to the same month a year ago.
Elisabeth Easther meets Sandy Waters the owner/operator of Snowy Waters Lodge in Raetihi.
Tourism continues to boom in New Zealand with spending by domestic and international visitors approaching $26b for the past year.
Credit card spending in December topped the previous months in 2016, and exceeding the billing of the previous two years.
Bus company InterCity is putting more premium seats in its buses.
Rugby fans could face accommodation and transport nightmares for the British and Irish Lions' tour of New Zealand.
A shimmering glass tower has been revealed as the new look for Dunedin's proposed five-star hotel.
It was supposed to be a private room, but this creepy Airbnb host had other ideas when he accepted a Sydney woman's booking.
The playful and curious orca entertained those on the boat for about 20 minutes.
A Hari Hari woman has branched into tourism with a "floating golf" challenge at the man-made Ross Lake, in the historic Westland gold town.
The tourism industry's biggest challenge is coping with record growth and finding ways to fund infrastructure.
Nearly 800 property owners in Queenstown will be sent a reminder to register their short-term holiday rental room or house as visitor accommodation.
Hundreds of tourists are milling around downtown Greymouth at weekends and evenings.
Mediocre weather means more Kiwis than usual have been planning overseas trips and low fares out today will see those numbers increase, says an agent.
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On a good day, you can't beat Mt Ruapehu. But for the skifield company, it isn't all blue skies.
The arrival of the Ovation of the Seas should provide some relief to Wellington businesses that had been hit hard by the November 14 earthquake.
The latest Chinese airline to fly to Auckland has landed as passenger numbers leap past 18 million a year.
Napier has been titled a must-see destination by The Telegraph this week.
The luxurious Helena Bay Lodge in Northland has been named the world's best new hotel.
Air New Zealand will operate services to a second airport in Tokyo from next year.
New Zealand's booming migration and tourism set new records in November, with arrivals continuing to increase and departures steadily lower.
The biggest cruise ship to visit New Zealand has arrived in picturesque Milford Sound.
We're known for our picturesque beaches, mountains and glaciers, so is this attraction really the best?
The super-rich are booking into this just-opened lakefront penthouse.
Fly Buys chief Stephen England-Hall has been appointed Tourism NZ leader as the visitor industry booms.
Lack of port facilities contributed to P&O ditching plans to bring a 4200-passenger ship to this market, which an industry group says is a wake-up call.