New Zealand updates Tourism 2050 with a long-term focus on funding, AI, sustainability, regional tourism and stronger visitor experiences
Read MoreAuckland rail travel gains two new stations at Drury and Paerātā, improving city and airport access with bus links and park-and-ride spaces.
Read MoreWānaka and Queenstown are seeing strong winter tourism demand as New Zealand’s international visitor numbers recover to 94% of 2019 levels
Read MoreWellington tourism prepares for cleaner regional rail as battery-electric trains modernise travel between Wellington, Wairarapa and Manawatū.
Read MoreNew Zealand and ASEAN strengthen sustainable travel and professional exchange as young diplomats explore renewable energy and clean-power infrastructure
Read MoreNew Zealand, Australia and South Africa are expanding regional tourism through alpine festivals, food events, wildlife experiences and safari investment
Read MoreNew Zealand’s Hananui salmon project could strengthen Oban, Rakiura, Bluff and Invercargill tourism through seafood and food-travel experiences
Read MoreNew Zealand seeks feedback on Rangitoto Island bach leases as heritage preservation, tourism access and conservation shape future visitor experiences
Read MoreNew Zealand and Australia strengthen Pacific tourism through aid investments supporting aviation, infrastructure, regional connectivity and sustainable travel
Read MoreNew Zealand, Australia, Thailand and other nations are introducing visitor limits, eco fees and sustainable tourism policies to protect popular destinations
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