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France's best regions to live - with the future climate in mind

Traditionally cool and wet Brittany and Normandy could fare better as the world warms.

Wales’ 20mph speed limits ‘scaring off tourists’

Tourist numbers are down 20% to 25%, affecting attractions across Wales.

Drifter Hotels investing $22m in new Auckland, Wellington sites

LA Co group CEO Luke Moran is planning to open two new locations in New Zealand next year.

Injured workers: Whale Watch crew member fell down hatch, another into the water

Whale Watch Kaikōura has been fined $245k for exposing staff to the risk of injury.

'Actively looking to sell' – SkyCity CEO on dash for cash

Plans are advanced to sell two big assets as well as the capital raise: is $490m possible?

'Delayed economic recovery in NZ' – SkyCity CEO on 42% profit drop

$200m of asset sales also identified: Carparks in Auckland as well as 99 Albert St.

Tourism boom, finally? Flight Centre says four countries crucial as new campaign unveiled

As numbers trail the pre-pandemic peak, Tourism NZ joins private sector for new campaign.

Fletcher Building makes $419m loss after 'one of the most demanding years'

Company sued waterproofers over NZICC but is being sued by SkyCity over the same building.

On The Up: Shotover Jet plans electric future as it marks 60 years of thrills

Since 1965, over 4.6 million passengers have enjoyed the jetboat experience.

‘Slower than expected tourism recovery’: Te Papa forecasts $13m deficit

The museum was just named a top global destination, but it's struggling financially.

Takapuna Beach Cafe's James Bryant on moving from front of house to owning the business

The businessman won out over five other groups that were keen on purchasing the cafe.

Stock Takes: What to watch out for this reporting season

Will this month's company reporting season reveal a turnaround for the sharemarket?

Research reveals London’s worst areas for knife crime

Telegraph: Think-tank report said police focus should be on top 20 hotspots.

How IShowSpeed's chaotic visit became Lithuania's viral marketing gamble

Lithuania paid Speed's team $40,000, sparking debate on public funds.

'Quite a bump': Rotorua lures more Auckland visitors

'Now we are just getting the good word back out to New Zealand that it’s a safe town.'

Controversial 'Everyone Must Go!' campaign hailed a 'winner'

Nearly 8000 extra Aussies visited in autumn, injecting an extra $22m into the NZ economy.