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New Zealand set to welcome more Chinese visitors
TIA has welcomed the changes to Chinese visitor visas, making it easier to choose Aotearoa New Zealand as a holiday destination.
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TIA celebrates announcement of Tourism Growth Roadmap and is ready to get going
Tourism Industry Aotearoa has welcomed the Government’s announcement of the Tourism Growth Roadmap.
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Tourism Summit Aotearoa theme announced
TIA is pleased to announce the theme for Tourism Summit Aotearoa 2025 - New Zealand Tourism 2030: Being dynamic in a global marketplace.
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TIA welcomes Milford Opportunities Project announcement
Today’s announcement on the future of the Milford Opportunities Project will be a relief for many, providing long-awaited direction for the industry and the region.
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TRENZ 2026 set to rediscover Auckland as it farewells Rotorua - the birthplace of tourism
TRENZ, New Zealand tourism’s largest annual trade show, has wrapped another successful event, saying haere rā to Rotorua.
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Moving nimbly through a changing world
The following was presented by TIA Chief Executive, Rebecca Ingram, at the TRENZ 2025 Tourism Briefing on Wednesday 7 May.
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TIA Celebrates Boost for Regional Tourism
TIA welcomes the announcement from the Minister of Tourism and Hospitality today to drive visitor arrivals across New Zealand.
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TIA Supports Government Funding Boost for Business Events
TIA says today’s announcement from the Minister of Tourism and Hospitality of an additional $3m to attract and secure more international business events is a welcome boost to grow strong year-round visitation.
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Women in Tourism - International Women's Day 2025
In the lead up to International Women's Day, TIA caught up with several women in the industry to learn about their experiences with a career in tourism.
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Visitor Spend Increases 23% for YE December 2024
The International Visitor Survey (IVS), released this week by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, reported that annual visitors spent $12.2 billion for the year-ending December 2024, up 23% 2023 figures.
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Tourism Drives Employment and Boosts Economy
Figures released today by Statistics New Zealand show 303,420 New Zealanders are directly or indirectly employed by the visitor economy.
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The Tourism Trifecta
Minister Upston's announcement today of an injection of funding to boost regional tourism completes a week of positive news for tourism and illustrates a strong commitment to working with industry.
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TIA's 2025 Wishlist
TIA Chief Executive, Rebecca Ingram, outlines the association's wishlist for 2025.
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New Accommodation Data Shows Industry Potential
Information released by MBIE today shows a consistent picture for tourism but also illustrates the potential of the industry.
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TSC Annual Declaration 2024 - Summary of Results
The results are in from the 2024 TSC Annual Declaration.
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New Tourism and Hospitality Minister Announced
TIA warmly welcomes the Hon Louise Upston to the Tourism and Hospitality portfolio.
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2025 AEWV changes good news for tourism businesses
TIA welcomes the announcement today of changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) system from January 2025.
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Choosing a Sustainable Christmas
Choose a sustainable Christmas this year by trying some of these handy tips!
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Emissions Reduction Plan Update
TIA supports the 2050 net-zero carbon target and New Zealand being active and progressive in reducing emissions that contribute to global warming.
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Investment for Industry Research Announced
Tourism and Hospitality Minister Matt Doocey has announced today the government will invest $3 million into research initiatives for the tourism and hospitality sector.
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