TourismAustralia's first desert golf course to open near UluruVisitors to Australia's Red Centre will soon be able to play a round of desert golf as part of a makeover at the Ayers Rock Resort.15 Nov 02:45 AM
OpinionTourism and human rights should go hand in handThe group Tourism Concern is urging the travel industry to integrate a human rights approach into its business strategies. 14 Nov 01:36 AM
TourismKiwis take to the air, and the sea, after Cup feverWe stayed put for the rugby but now cashed-up Kiwis are heading off on European jaunts.12 Nov 04:30 PM
OpinionEditorial: Functional cruise ship amenity vitalPretty much only one thing has remained constant during the debate over a cruise-ship terminal appropriate for Auckland. 04 Nov 04:30 PM
Small BusinessChch operators tackle disaster tourismChristchurch tourism operators are trying to find tasteful ways of satisfying the curiosity of international visitors.27 Oct 09:14 PM
BDBDEconomyRugby World Cup brings 75,000 visitor surgeVisitor numbers climbed by more than a quarter in September as an inflow of people for the Rugby World Cup arrived in New Zealand.20 Oct 11:10 PM
WorldParis' Ritz aims to become 'palace'The hotel which has welcomed celebrity guests from Coco Chanel to Diana, Princess of Wales, is closing for two years.19 Oct 04:30 PM
WorldSiberian region says it has Yeti proofBold claim comes after a gathering of "Yeti experts" in Siberia's Kemerovo region.10 Oct 07:18 PM
TourismWestin exit lifts Hilton: ConsultantThe departure of hotel operator Westin from Auckland strengthens the position of Hilton Auckland, a hotel consultant says. 27 Sep 04:30 PM
Small BusinessRugby World Cup campervans upset campground ownersRotorua campground owners are upset that Rugby World Cup fans are parking up campervans at the lakefront - and not heading to their businesses.26 Sep 11:15 PM
