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Campervan rates slashed in 'work from (motor)home' campaign

Tourism company hoping the mobile workplace trend in the US will take off here.

Watch: NZ's Expo 2020 pavilion going up in Dubai

Organisers are working towards staging the event in October next year - 12 months late.

New direction: Travel brokers switch to financial advice

Travel brokers can use client relationships to offer insurance and mortgage advice.

Five reasons why banishing backpackers and targeting wealthy tourists would be a mistake for NZ

Is it right to position NZ as expensive and exclusive — Switzerland of the South Pacific?

Lyttelton's new berth could steal Akaroa's cruise customers

The new cruise ship berth was officially opened by Mayor Lianne Dalziel yesterday.

Local Focus: 'We're trapped' - Rotorua Canopy Tours feels the strength of domestic tourism

"New Zealand forgot how good New Zealand was." Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Five reasons why banishing backpackers is a bad idea

OPINION: The Government is right to rethink tourism - but it's looking in the wrong place.

Tourism's missing $12.9b: What closed borders are costing NZ

Overseas visitors spend three times more a day per person than Kiwis do in own backyard.

Tourism firm turns to Chinese-Kiwis to rebuild business

On eve of tourism summit Chinese visitor specialist explains how it changed direction

Jucy Group placed into receivership

This comes following the sale of its assets.

Where the travel bug is biting: Places Kiwis want to go first

Some travellers can't wait to go, others have had confidence dented, says agency boss.

National hotel chains slash rent to investors, blaming Covid

"We are a group of 26 angry, desperate owners" - Ramada Albany suite owner.

Tourism NZ boss Stephen England-Hall quits for top job at Wayfare

Leaving after four years for new job in a big private tourism business.

'Decimated': Auckland tourism operators hurting from closed borders

Tour company says operators in Auckland by far worst hit by Covid-19.

Small Business: Why a two-way transtasman bubble is vital for tourism

Little progress on transtasman bubble is hurting business, a Queenstown pilot says.

Tourism leaders: Let's make the most of Ardern's star power

Tourism minister Kelvin Davis defends job in portfolio he says he wants to keep.