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I promise to be a better tourist: Do pledges work?

Tourism pledges are popping up all over the world. But do they work?

Third emergency flight from Australia announced

Costs for the red flight and the subsequent MIQ stay will be covered by travellers.

Chance of catching Covid 'less than 0.1%' on flights says new study

A new study reveals the risk of Covid-19 transmission on international flights.

Armchair travel: 'We are all dreaming of swimming pools'

An abridged extract from Kiwi writer Nina Mingya Powles' new memoir Small Bodies of Water.

Cook Islands: Tourists must be fully vaccinated when bubble resumes

The Cook Islands say that visitors will need to be fully vaccinated when travel resumes.

Australia gets first look at DPD Digital Vaccine Passport

With signs that borders may soon be reopening, Australia has revealed

Delta level 2: What our future looks like

EDITORIAL: New Zealand is entering a phase of more specific restrictions.

Covid-19 vaccine required to climb Everest

The remote Khumbu region was relatively untouched by Covid. Then climbers arrived.

Vaccinated RSE workers to skip MIQ, but Hawke's Bay apple growers say it's not enough

Vaccinated seasonal workers from Samoa, Tonga, and Vanuatu will begin arriving next month.

TVNZ's Daniel Faitaua: 'My advice for Kiwis in lockdown'

TVNZ Europe correspondent: 'It feels like everybody's moved on, even if the virus hasn't.'

No Time to Die on ultimate James Bond travel itinerary

A 21-day, four country, 00-itinerary with seats at the premiere of the new film.

Liam Dann: No travel doesn't make NZ a 'hermit economy'

People might not be moving across our borders but goods and capital sure are.

Fiji declares 'only fully vaccinated' allowed to enter the country

Fiji government confirmed this week the only exemptions would be "a few emergencies".

Whole family contracts Covid-19 on UK trip

Seven of nine at family Christmas contracted Covid-19, including terminally ill father.

'Crying with laughter': Two very different wildlife photo awards go head to head

From the sublime to the ridiculous, these photos couldn't be more different.

Galleon sails for China again, 280 years after sinking

In 1745 she sank just outside her home port of Götheborg returning from China.

EU to close borders to American tourists again as infections spike

The bloc has reversed its advice on opening to the US before the summer tourism season.

Arctic explorers discover new island as ice shelf melts

The island hunters found land in Arctic circle by accident.