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Tourism NZ says sorry for pothead stoner slur
Tourism NZ has apologised to a Hollywood actor for comparing her to a pothead stoner after she criticised Kiwi men.
<i>Deborah Coddington</i>: Tourism's poor spin on boors is 100pc pure eww!
Last week, Tourism New Zealand spokesman Ian Long made us look complete nincompoops when he launched a counter-attack on Hollywood actress Anna Faris.
Are Kiwi males vulgar? A Hollywood star thinks so
Tourism NZ doubts Anna Faris' unsavoury experience will put people off visiting our shores.
100% Pure Eww... is the Aussie response
NZ's new "100 per cent Pure You" tourism campaign has met with a frosty response across the ditch.
Forget Pure NZ, now it's just you
It's been 12 years, but New Zealand is no longer 100 per cent Pure.
More tourists coming here but fewer Kiwis seeing NZ
International visitors to New Zealand have increased in the past year, but Kiwis are opting to travel abroad for their holidays.
Cruise ship Tasman boom pushing NZ business
New Zealand businesses are enjoying the fruits of a booming cruise ship industry, as tonnes of food and drink are loaded aboard for luxury-loving passengers.
Seen the movie, booked the flight
Just how influential are the movies in transforming audiences into potential tourists?
Travellers leaving UK hit hard in the pocket
Kiwis flying out of the United Kingdom face hefty fare increases after an increase in British departure taxes that could cost up to $355.
Tourism NZ slams $356 UK flight tax
Tourism NZ has slammed a 55 per cent increase in the flight tax tourists from the United Kingdom will have to pay to fly to our shores.
Govt seeks to lessen impact of rise in UK-NZ flight tax
A backlash against big spikes in departure tax for people travelling on long-haul flights from Britain has gone global.
New 'party central' design released
The revamped design for the troubled Rugby World Cup "party central" on Auckland's waterfront is a structure that has been dubbed "The Cloud".
Course set for bumper cruise season
What's expected to be a bumper cruise industry season begins tomorrow with the arrival of the 116,000 tonne Sapphire Princess.
Tourism toilet problem being looked at
Freedom tourists who do not dispose of waste properly or poo in public spaces are a real problem, Tourism Minister John Key says.
Giant Rugby Ball heads to Sydney
One way or another, Sydneysiders will be introduced to rugby - and New Zealand - later this year.
Queenstown loves Bollywood luv story
NZ is set to reap the benefits as the country's premier tourist resort features in a Bollywood blockbuster expected to be seen by 150 million people.
Euro travel tax could hit NZ tourism
Will a new European climate change travel tax damage NZ tourism?
Pop stars make scenery a hit
Tourism NZ is looking to Scribe, Liam Finn and The Mint Chicks to uncover out-of-the-way spots for tourists and draw younger Australian travellers.
Queenstown set to treble visitor quota
New Zealand's premier resort town is riding a wave of tourism growth, and considering how it might handle a trebling of visitor numbers in the next 20 years.