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Why fast growing Inflite takes leap and buys Skydive Fox Glacier

Company wants to move to experience-based rather than pure aviation business.

Proposed zipline tourism venture at Okere Falls to create up to 30 jobs

The venture will also provide free transport for locals and regenerate native flora.

Corporate travel booking service now in Te Reo Māori

Kiwi tech companies partner up to launch Māori language option.

Ruapehu rage: Mass queues, buses struggle to cope

Bruce Road up to Whakapapa was closed as carparks became full.

Utilities take centre stage as NZ reporting season trundles on next week

Utilities are set to dominate the company reporting season next week.

Cruise sector set to boom this summer

While the rate of overall tourist arrivals is slowing the cruise sector is booming

Kiwis bunking up in accommodation increases domestically

In the June 2019 year, total guest nights for New Zealand were 40.4 million.

US tax benefit helps Tourism Holdings

One-off tax gain helps Tourism Holdings beat downgraded guidance.

$7m deal tabled for South Island's biggest ski field

"Treble Cone is considered by many as the best skiing and riding in the world."

Citic gets seat at Tourism Holdings in $80m capital raising

The Chinese investment manager will increase its shareholding to 16.9 per cent.

100% Folly? Tourism NZ's new campaign is a risky play

COMMENT: Tourism NZ wants Kiwis to participate in the latest iteration of 100% Pure.

New $40m Christchurch hotel opens

"This is the first new-build hotel since the earthquakes." - Jhunjhunwala

Kiwis urged to make home vids for latest 100% Pure campaign

Volunteer film-makers are sought for Tourism NZ's biggest campaign.

Why tourism expert finds Instagram influencers painful

Author says filtered lives create an unrealistic picture of travel destinations

SkyCity gets consent to buy Queenstown lakeside site

SkyCity's Queenstown ambitions just took a big leap forward.

Tourism 'devastated' as crucial accommodation data pulled

A tourism leader blames a spat between government agencies for losing key data.