AirlinesAir Pacific's first A330 touches down in FijiAir Pacific's first new Airbus A330 touched down on home soil today carrying the refreshed 'Fiji Airways' branding.19 Mar 12:45 AM
TourismDunne sends 'time-bomb warning' to KeyPeter Dunne has sent a "time bomb warning" to Prime Minister John Key, saying his "cut through" approach risks becoming "a major problem".05 Mar 10:49 PM
TourismCalls grow to push country's luxury tourism marketA superyacht service business says the country is not doing enough to promote high end tourism.05 Mar 04:30 PM
OpinionDita De Boni: Spread the love a little furtherThe one thing that stood out to me is the sheer number of tourists that Waiheke pumps through each day, especially over summer, writes Dita De Boni.28 Feb 08:30 PM
TourismTVNZ land deal: Key retreatsPrime Minister John Key has backed away from statements to Parliament about SkyCity hatching a land deal with TVNZ.21 Feb 01:27 AM
TourismTVNZ: SkyCity hasn't asked us for landTVNZ says it has had no approach from SkyCity to buy its land for the proposed convention centre, contrary to the Prime Minister's assurances yesterday.20 Feb 10:24 PM
TourismTreasury's SkyCity advice ignoredOfficials in one of Prime Minister John Key's departments disregarded Treasury advice to seek guidance in how to conduct SkyCity talks with honesty and integrity.20 Feb 04:30 PM
ConstructionCasino's bid for funding failsSkyCity asked for taxpayers to pay for the marketing and promotion of the international convention centre, but the Government ruled it out.20 Feb 04:30 PM
OpinionJohn Armstrong: National's SkyCity damage controlNational's damage control strategy has been to try to paint Key's earlier contacts with SkyCity as perfectly normal, writes John Armstrong20 Feb 04:30 PM
OpinionHeather Shotter: Let's tell the world what we're all aboutThe world knows us not only as New Zealand, but also as Aotearoa, the land of the long white cloud, Godzone, or - more recently - Middle-earth.19 Feb 04:30 PM
ConstructionSelect treatment for SkyCity won't stop dealSkyCity got special treatment in its pitch to build the international convention centre - but nothing which will get in the way of a formal deal being struck.19 Feb 04:30 PM
TourismSkyCity report critical of processSkyCity got special treatment on talks around the international convention centre after the Prime Minister personally intervened.19 Feb 02:30 AM
TourismTourist spending lowest since 2001The high New Zealand dollar has been partly blamed for a sharp dip in international visitor spending to its lowest level since 2001.18 Feb 11:40 PM
TourismKey: Deal doesn't mean more pokiesIncreasing pokie machine numbers at SkyCity doesn't mean more machines in New Zealand, says the Prime Minister.18 Feb 10:30 PM
TourismAussie tourists switching off NZ - surveyNew Zealand is losing its appeal to its most important source of overseas visitors - Australia, according to a survey.12 Feb 04:30 PM
TourismTightly controlled Chinese visitor market under spotlightTourism groups are looking at ways to reform the tightly controlled Chinese visitor market one industry leader says is failing to deliver the benefits it should.29 Jan 04:30 PM
Small BusinessSuccess: Asia sales focus delivers growthPutting out the welcome mat for Chinese tourists has set up Rotorua's Agrodome for what it hopes will be a record year of growth.24 Jan 04:30 PM
New ZealandTeen suspect in sex attack on UK touristChild Youth and Family are supporting a teenager charged with a violent sex attack on a tourist visiting Waiheke Island.24 Jan 04:30 PM
TourismNZ third dearest to visitNew Zealand is the third-most expensive place in the world to visit based on the prices of meals, drinks and other tourist items, says a British survey.20 Jan 04:30 PM
New ZealandWhangamata tops bach spotsWhangamata has cemented itself as the top summer holiday spot for the fifth year running, according to home booking website Bookabach.14 Jan 04:30 PM
New ZealandWaiheke must-see, says NY TimesWaiheke Island has been dubbed a must-visit destination for 2013 by the New York Times - a tourism coup an advertising executive says many would give their eye teeth for.14 Jan 04:30 PM
