NZ tourism needs “a different type of growth”, says the conservation minister.
Conventions and Incentives New Zealand chair, Tony Gardner, opened the annual CINZ conference last week by calling on the business events industry to band together in the face of challenges and opportunities including competition, subvention – or a lack of it – and New Zealand’s place in the world.
Marketview’s analysis of tourist spending is not comfortable reading for those trying to drive the industry up the value curve.
Xu Erwen on the potential opportunities ahead in the 2019 China – NZ Year of Tourism.
Dunedin Aiport outlines the challenges of turning around a fall in its international passenger numbers.
The industry association’s CEO on positioning the organisation and the legislative challenges ahead for the industry.
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Ingram on the challenges and opportunities ahead for NZ’s i-SITE network.
The minister on funding, growth, and the motivation behind his management of the tourism portfolio.
Tourists spend more on average per day in NZ, says TNZ’s CEO.
The NZCA chair on the power and agility of cruise and why it’s vital to steer the direction of the fast-growing industry.
As tourism booms and the urge to selfie and share grows, Queensland University of Technology’s Ellen Marie Saethre-McGuirk says we need some perspective on photography in the age of Instagram.
Queenstown’s mayor argues that visitors need to contribute more towards the resort’s infrastructure needs.
It’s time for an informed and unemotive debate, writes Dr Anthony Brien.
The Walking Access Commission’s recently departed chief executive, Eric Pyle, writes of his time in the role, the value of the country’s network of tracks and trails and the challenges ahead.
Ngāi Tahu Tourism’s CEO, Quinton Hall, on tackling climate change through the Climate Leaders Coalition and why he wants NTT to be at the forefront of the industry in terms of sustainability.
With some destinations pushing back against tourism, does Australia have its tourism priorities right and what can it learn from NZ?