New Zealand
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Global tourism development conditions improving, report finds
Travel and tourism development conditions are at their strongest since 2019, with New Zealand making significant improvements on 2024.
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Bay of Plenty regional aviation to receive boost
Government funding in Sunair regional aviation links aims to strengthen business and tourism across the Bay of Plenty.
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Hospitality NZ in favour of “commonsense” regulation changes
Food safety, noise control and courtesy van changes bring regulations for hospitality operators in line with risk, says Hospitality NZ.
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New Zealand’s 2026 MICHELIN Key recipients revealed
Twenty eight New Zealand hotels have been awarded MICHELIN Keys in the award's second lineup, including nine new destinations.
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New Zealand’s hotel market enters new growth phase
International visitor arrivals, air connectivity and infrastructure projects driving new growth for New Zealand's hotel market, says CBRE.
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Marriott announces plans for three new New Zealand hotels
The three new properties include the debut of the flagship Marriott Hotels brand in Rotorua, as well as two Autograph…
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HCA welcomes National’s commitment to enduring tourism funding solution
Hotel Council Aotearoa says the move is a significant step toward resolving one of New Zealand tourism's longest-running policy challenges.
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Finalists announced for the 2026 New Zealand Tourism Awards
A record number of entries were received for this year's New Zealand Tourism Awards, including high numbers from first-time entrants.
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Shaping the future of hospitality: Second hospitality summit report released
Recommendations from Hospitality NZ and the Restaurant Association include changes to immigration pathways and alcohol policy.
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Cruise season set to bring 200,000 visitors to New Zealand
Passenger numbers are recovering, with Auckland's Cruise Strategy hoping to add more accommodation nights to cruise visitors' stays.
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