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Tourism industry resetting direction
The tourism industry is part way through an ambitious project to reimagine its own future.
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Digital Boost tourism and hospitality content
Digital Boost is a free, video-based, learn in your own time website that aims to support small businesses across Aotearoa who are looking to digitise their business.
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Auckland Council Annual Budget 2023/2024 Consultation Document
TIA strongly considers that a budget cut of this magnitude will be detrimental to the Auckland visitor economy.
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Sharing the Aroha of Tourism
Every day our tourism operators are doing all sorts of incredible things – not just for overseas visitors but for their local communities.
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Small lodge with big heart reigns supreme at New Zealand Tourism Awards
A small Māori-owned tourism business based in Murupara has taken home tourism’s most prestigious new award, the Regenerative Tourism Award.
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Tourism Summit Aotearoa is coming to Kirikiriroa Hamilton
Join us as we enter a new chapter in the tourism story.
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Prestigious new award celebrates regenerative tourism
Entries are open for the New Zealand Tourism Awards 2022, with a new award added to the esteemed ensemble for tourism’s highest achievers.
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Weather events – Advice and support
Advice for operators and travellers affected by extreme weather events.
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COVID-19 – Advice and support
Advice for travellers and operators.
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New Zealand Tourism Awards 2021 finalists revealed
Tourism businesses operating from the Bay of Islands to Rakiura Stewart Island have been named as finalists in the New Zealand Tourism Awards 2021.
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Tourism industry in the cyber crosshairs
With the ongoing effects of COVID-19 on the global tourism industry, a cyber incident could be the breaking point for any operator.
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Tourism industry moves forward as Summit makes Waikato debut
Tourism Summit Aotearoa is heading to Kirikiriroa Hamilton for the first time, centred around a theme of “Kōkiri – Go forth!”
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New Zealand Tourism Awards return for 2021
Entries are open for the New Zealand Tourism Awards, returning for 2021 to showcase and celebrate the tourism industry’s individual and business successes.
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4 out of every 10 tourism jobs lost in last year, survey shows
New Zealand’s tourism businesses have on average seen their revenues cut almost in half and have shed 4 out of every 10 of their staff, according to our latest survey.
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Warm welcome awaits Australian visitors to NZ
Tourism operators around the country are breathing a sigh of relief at the opening of the trans-Tasman travel bubble on 19 April.
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TRENZ Connect
A new way for New Zealand’s tourism industry to connect with the international travel trade, anytime and anywhere, was announced at TRENZ Hui 2021.
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TRENZ transforms for international tourism revival
New Zealand’s biggest annual international tourism business event has a new name and a new format to support Kiwi tourism operators in preparing for the reopening of our borders.
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TIA Chief Exec named AuSAE Association Influencer 2020!
TIA Chief Executive Chris Roberts has been selected as one of 13 New Zealand and Australian Association Influencers in 2020.
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Tourism Taxes – The Global Context for a New Zealand discussion
Suggestions for tax changes are inevitable. The danger is a division into ‘for’ and ‘against’ camps. The discussion needs to be mature and take place informed by the global context.
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Carino Wildlife Cruises help children learn about endangered wildlife
Children from the Bay of Islands are completing a marine explorer activity that promotes hands-on learning about the critically endangered bottlenose dolphins.
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