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US tourist hurt in New Zealand road rage attack

American Cyclists Attacked In New Zealand

US tourist hurt in New Zealand road rage attack

A road rage attack on an American cyclist in Wellington has been condemned as an embarrassment ... read more

More Brits heading Down Under

Australia and New Zealand see boost in British visitors

More Brits heading Down Under

New Travel Trends 2012 report has revealed that Australia and New Zealand are seeing a ... read more

NZ police: Speeding tourists causing problems

New Zealand Tourism

NZ police: Speeding tourists causing problems

Last year's national road toll was the lowest in almost 60 years, and a senior Invercargill ... read more

Rogue shark tourism companies putting peoples' lives in danger

New Zealand's shark-cage dive industry

Rogue shark tourism companies putting peoples' lives in danger

New Zealand - Southern dive operators say the Government has done nothing to keep people safe ... read more

Stranded German tourist rescued from Cape Kidnappers cliff

Cape Kidnappers helicopter rescue

Stranded German tourist rescued from Cape Kidnappers cliff

A German tourist endured nearly two hours perched on a Cape Kidnappers cliff face before a ... read more

Earthquake strikes near Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands

7.6 quake felt in New Zealand

Earthquake strikes near Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands

A 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck 180 kilometers (112 miles) east of Raoul Island in the ... read more

Study finds Canada as the country with the “best reputation”

Global Ranking

Study finds Canada as the country with the “best reputation”

By eTN Staff Writer

Canada has earned the highest reputation ranking in Reputation Institute's 2011 Country ... read more

Maori tattoos all the rage with Rugby World Cup tourists

Rugby World Cup tourism

Maori tattoos all the rage with Rugby World Cup tourists

Maori tattoos are a permanent reminder of New Zealand for many Rugby World Cup tourists.

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Carriers decry Wellington Airport landing fees

Wellington International Airport landing fees

Carriers decry Wellington Airport landing fees

Air passengers will be the losers if Wellington International Airport is allowed to over charge ... read more

Oil spill continues to threaten New Zealand's tourist beaches

New Zealand Closes Beaches Over Oil Spill

Oil spill continues to threaten New Zealand's tourist beaches

Popular tourist beaches in northern New Zealand have been closed after oil leaking from a ... read more

Globally confused tourists 11806 miles off track

Booking UK hotel for NZ trip

Globally confused tourists 11806 miles off track

A South African couple promised "splendid" views of the bustling Eastbourne pier from the ... read more

NZTourism: Spending on domestic tourism flat in 2011

New Zealand Domestic Tourism

NZTourism: Spending on domestic tourism flat in 2011

Spending on domestic tourism was flat in the year to June 2011, the Ministry of Economic ... read more

New Zealand tourism targets Chinese Weibo users

Tourism New Zealand Experimenting With Weibo

New Zealand tourism targets Chinese Weibo users

New Zealand - China’s love affair with the Twitter-like site Weibo, or microblog, is creating ... read more

New Zealand tourism down 6.5 percent

NZ tourism drops

New Zealand tourism down 6.5 percent

Disruptive events such as the Christchurch earthquake and Chilean ash cloud have not caused as ... read more

Survey: Acute shortage of experienced tourism staff in NZ

New Zealand 2011 Tourism Workforce Survey

Survey: Acute shortage of experienced tourism staff in NZ

While many Canterbury tourism operators are still in survival mode, other tourism businesses in ... read more

New Zealand's service training program "will miss target"

KiaOraMai training program

New Zealand's service training program "will miss target"

When Prime Minister John Key launched the KiaOraMai training program two years ago, it was ... read more

Australian-based airlines to resume flights in New Zealand

Nearly all flights in New Zealand to resume on Monday

Australian-based airlines to resume flights in New Zealand

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Australian-based airlines will resume almost all of their trans-Tasman ... read more

John Key predicts "an explosion of Indian tourists"

Indian Tourism To New Zealand

John Key predicts "an explosion of Indian tourists"

Prime Minister John Key is predicting "an explosion of Indian tourists" with direct flights ... read more

More airlines resume flying despite volcanic ash cloud

Volcanic ash cloud hovering over New Zealand

More airlines resume flying despite volcanic ash cloud

More airlines are preparing to resume flying despite forecasts the volcanic ash cloud hovering ... read more

HotelTravel.com's guide to the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand

Value For Money Hotel Deals

HotelTravel.com's guide to the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand

PHUKET, Thailand - HotelTravel.com is slashing hotel rates for the Rugby World Cup in New ... read more

NZ tourism boss: Affluent Chinese visitors ignored

Chinese Tourism To New Zealand

NZ tourism boss: Affluent Chinese visitors ignored

Tourism operators are "leaving money on the table" by not offering the right service to a new ... read more

Christchurch is open for business

Visitors being summoned back to Christchurch

Christchurch is open for business

Tourists are being summoned back to Christchurch as earthquake recovery workers leave and ... read more

Centara Hotels and Resorts announces appointment of Operations Manager – Centara Boutique Collection

J. Paul Snow Named

Centara Hotels and Resorts announces appointment of Operations Manager – Centara Boutique Collection

Mr. Gerd Steeb, President of Centara Hotels & Resorts has announced the appointment of Mr. ... read more

NZ tourism: New Zealand open for business

New Zealand Tourism

NZ tourism: New Zealand open for business

A perception overseas that New Zealand is unsafe to visit after last month's deadly Christchurch ... read more

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