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New Zealand
Holiday parks proving popular with Kiwi travellers
Stats show that holiday parks both in NZ and Australia are more popular than ever and appear to be considered…
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News In Brief
Rental code extension a boost for struggling accom, says TAA
“For hotels, motels and serviced apartments rent is one of the biggest fixed costs, so anything that helps ease this…
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$25.2bn loss for world`s five largest hotel chains
Although hotels implemented increased safety and sanitation measures and cautiously reopened for the summer travel season, recovery to pre-COVID-19 levels…
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New Zealand
Tourism sector demands to futureproof outdated legislation
Tourism Industry Aotearoa (TIA) is calling on the incoming Government to boldly overhaul conservation legislation in the interests of both…
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Tourism
COVID-19 and small island nations: what we can learn from New Zealand and Iceland
Although they adopted different strategies, both Iceland and New Zealand demonstrate the importance of decisive, science-informed decision-making and clear communication…
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News In Brief
#WorldTourismDay shows support for COVID and Bushfire ravaged operators
This year's event follows a week of good news with restrictions beginning to ease around Australia; however, lurking in the…
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New Zealand
Auckland amps up event offering to stimulate tourism recovery
Summer is calling for Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, and while the world’s best sailors compete on the stunning Waitematā Harbour, a…
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Support for $250m tourism recovery but ATIC urges focus on rollout hotspots
The Australian Tourism Industry Council (ATIC) has welcomed the federal government’s new regional tourism recovery initiatives to tackle the serious,…
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Border uncertainty remains in QLD despite zone expansion
With zero new COVID cases in Queensland overnight, this morning Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced that Queensland’s border zone will…
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Possible easing of trading restrictions welcomed but viable indoor dining options remain crucial, says TAA
The recent announcement of an $87.5m Outdoor Eating and Entertainment Package to help Victorian hospitality businesses prepare for COVID normal…
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