
Cage fight: Tourism industry bares teeth over shark dive ban
Paua divers pushed for ban which tourism industry says is based on outdated law
Paua divers pushed for ban which tourism industry says is based on outdated law
Investor and philanthropist is worth $6.3b and has lodges in other parts of New Zealand.
One of the most luxurious ships in the world is heading here as high-end competition grows
COMMENT: The airport is playing catch-up with a big build - and you're paying for it.
The 2019 China-NZ Year of Tourism will put focus on travel between the two countries.
China is New Zealand's second biggest visitor market. And more are expected next year.
A second Air New Zealand flight has had to turn back in the last week.
More than 20 million passengers paid out $180m to pass through the country's main gateway.
The increased number of voyages and passengers boosted spending by $67m
This pushes the development at Commercial Bay into billion-dollar territory.
A hotel defends room signs like ''blow me'' and ''swallow, it's safe'' as ''quirky''.
While organisers are confident the city will cope the influx will stretch resources.
Four trails will be linked by a 122km extension to the network.
As part of new series, the Herald showcases the changing urban face of New Zealand.
Visitor spending data has been deficient, leading to a shake-up of the system.
A lingerie retailer and a tourism operator have stood out among hundreds.
Of the money spent on Auckland tourism for the past year, $3.9 billion was spent by Kiwis.
Kiwis are cruising in record numbers but the industry is worried about facilities.
The $25 - $35 charge could cause problems unless it is well designed
Hotel developer has five more buildings up his sleeve.
A new report shows Queenstown requires major investment to boost infrastructure.
Garth and Angie London realised it was time for a change in their early 50s
A new Sudima Hotel of up to 200 rooms has been announced for Auckland's CBD.
New Zealand ranks fourth on the bucket list for millions of Chinese tourists.
Unused soap from Scenic Hotels is going to needy communities.
The hotel sector says it is being unfairly targeted by taxes.
A Queenstown hotel is offering a water-based experience - but it doesn't come cheap.
Hotels in a small centre have overcome challenges of being in a remote area.