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Over tourism: Work to stop Hauraki Gulf islands being overrun by Kiwis

Tourism agency warns of risk of visitor numbers reaching tipping point

Sun-seeking: When you can fly year-round to Queensland hot spots

With long haul off, travellers and airlines look for more places within Australasia.

Singapore Airlines: Now's the time to prepare for bubble with NZ

Airline says small groups of passengers could pave way for return to 'new normal' service.

Vaccinated Air NZ crew spared hotel isolation after US trips

Crew who haven't had the jab still face days in isolation and more routes are covered.

Queenstown's Manaia Lounge welcomes back travellers

Passengers departing Queenstown will be able to enjoy the mountain views in comfort.

Missing millions: Travel agents say Govt stance could cost Kiwis refunds

There's still $20m to allocate to agents who want some scheme changes to access it.

Air NZ's Greg Foran on when long-haul travel could resume

Where to next for airline, heavy losses continue and a sweetener for remaining staff.

Air NZ bonus good start says union; now how about the living wage?

Union says 35 crew got Covid-19, Air NZ says some pilots have spent 100 days in isolation.

Cruise industry hits brick wall in bid for transtasman ship bubble

With cruise restarting elsewhere in the world the sector pushes for transtasman bubble.

Air New Zealand's latest executive appointment - key tech role

Nikhil Ravishankar will join five new faces on the executive in the past 18 months.

Three finger salute: The aviation tech to help save fuel — and the planet

The new wingtip was born from a sketch on a napkin.

Air NZ re-imagined: Changes after 'really hard to hear' feedback

Kiwis have spoken - new Air NZ customer and revenue boss outlines some changes.

Domestic bliss: Kiwis' $8b love affair with NZ travel

More than half of New Zealanders have done a new tourism activity since May 2020.

Airfare hike? Air NZ suggests passenger levies to help it go green

Sustainable fuels could cut carbon emissions by up to 85 per cent.

Lifeline: Latest airlines subsidised in Govt's $540m freight scheme

More than 7000 flights carry freight worth $10 billion and scheme could run to 2022.

Air Tahiti returns to NZ for freight, passengers a possibility

Government allocates more than $540m to keep airlines' freight operations going.