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Editorial: Cheers to the dairy farmers

Tourism looks set for another hard year, so good dairy industry news is welcome.

Tourism industry boss: 'They've just seen their life's work melting away'

Border-facing businesses have done it harder than others to keep NZ safe, he says.

Aucklanders redeem 3000+ vouchers for discounted activities

Those who got some of the 3000+ vouchers have until January 29 to redeem them.

Thousands set to miss out as Aucklanders leap at Govt's 100,000 vouchers

Kayaking, adventure, pools, Snowplanet, bungy jumps, skydiving, wine tours are available.

Australia's Camplify applies for clearance to buy THL businesses

The deal was announced last October.

Summer Questions: Cruise industry boss Debbie Summers on rebuilding a harpooned sector

NZ risks being left behind the rest of the world.

Tourism Industry Aotearoa's outgoing chief executive Chris Roberts on what's next for the industry

The sector has been through boom and now bust. What next?

Resort firms expect more struggles

Many businesses in Queenstown have already given up on summer.

New challenges for tourism industry as Omicron variant emerges

The tourism industry is grappling with the prospect of its new normal.

Air NZ's big domestic plans, details of preparation for international restart

Omicron aside, airline to boost domestic services, firms up plans for global reboot.

Double blow: NZ tourism waits for visitors while Kiwis spend up overseas

Pent up demand for overseas travel threatens to deal another blow to domestic tourism.

'Brave, challenging development': PwC Tower named winner

Community housing, hospital, tourism, supermarket and office buildings: winners

Grounded: 1000 Air NZ transtasman flights cancelled by lack of progress on border

Govt's transtasman bubble stand hits 20,000 customers

Cordis Auckland's new top suite: Bigger than a house and yours for $5000 a night

The hotel has invested $170m on a new tower timed to open as Auckland will.

Nourish Group gobbled up by Good Spirits Hospitality

Deal happens as restaurants face unprecedented fallout from Covid lockdowns and new rules.

$100m for Rydges Wellington: 200 investors quit titles

98% of investors agreed to sell, but 2% refused. The case went to court