
International tourism: When we might see overseas visitors again
But industry wants more support
But industry wants more support
'Predominantly Māori tourism businesses are focused on international visitation.'
And a national survey of 547 tourism operators reveals more than 13,000 jobs will go.
Optimism and dread in equal measure for businesses. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
In just over a month the Queenstown district has been flipped upside down.
Two-day stay becomes indefinite, forcing Enrico Cornuda to get creative to pay his bill.
Christchurch-headquartered powerhouse Ngāi Tahu Tourism not immune to Covid-19.
Abandoned rental vehicles a stark image of a tourism sector in doledrums.
'It's surreal to know you're being controlled by someone on their sofa... or the toilet.'
The airline has claimed more than $70 m in wage subsidies. 777 fleet grounded into 2021.
Tourists are no longer taken to the volcano but the company has more on its plate.
NZ tour manager stranded in India says he cannot afford government rescue flight charges.
Tour companies are reinventing themselves for New Zealand in lockdown.
If we want the travel industry to survive for the future, consumers must be flexible now.
Will domestic tourists make up for internationals? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
This weekend would usually see plenty of tourists. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The tourism industry's been set back decades and will dig into the archives for recovery.
The drop in travel spending has been three times that during the GFC.
Tourism groups will rethink the overall strategy in what will be a slow recovery.
COMMENT: Elephant in the NZ tourism room has been the over-stressing of NZ's environment.
An Auckland hotel has a creative solution to battle the Covid-19 economic fallout.
Travel agents were working 24/7 to get clients home while facing losing their own jobs.
Little Green Tours give overseas viewers a taste of NZ. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
200 jobs will go, salaries sliced, properties shut - SkyCity update
New normal: Shut borders, no overseas tourists, and communities ready to go into lockdown.
Around a quarter of the 120-property Swiss-Belhotel International chain are shut.
Unfair for wages and salaried staff to be treated differently, argues union.
Police commissioner says 'poor advice' for backpackers to decide they were in same bubble
Empty hotels have the infrastructure to help fight Covid-19 and save lives and jobs.