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16 November 2009
Singapore Airlines and Tourism New Zealand have signed a marketing agreement to jointly develop and promote tourism to New Zealand on Singapore Airlines’ services.
Tourism New Zealand Media Release |
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12 November 2009
For the second year running, New Zealand has taken the top spot at the prestigious Virgin Holidays Responsible Tourism Awards.
Tourism New Zealand Media Release |
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09 November 2009
More than 12,000 people visited New Zealand’s giant Rugby Ball venue in Tokyo, with millions more seeing coverage of the Ball in Japanese media.
Tourism New Zealand Feature |
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09 November 2009
The five contestants in the tourism promotion ‘The Gap Year: Challenge New Zealand’ arrived into Auckland on Saturday to start the ultimate online adventure.
Tourism New Zealand Media Release |
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09 November 2009
New Zealand has leapt three spots to take fourth place in the fifth annual Futurebrand Country Brand Index (CBI).
Tourism New Zealand Feature |
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06 November 2009
Spending by international visitors reached $6.1 billion in the year to September 2009, up 1.2 per cent on 2008, according to data released by the Ministry of Tourism.
Ministry of Tourism Media Release |
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05 November 2009
i-SITE New Zealand is pooling the local knowledge of staff to raise awareness of i-SITE among kiwi travellers. The new campaign launched this week (2 Nov).
Tourism New Zealand Media Release |
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03 November 2009
New Zealand’s made the cut to be named in Lonely Planet’s prestigious Best in Travel publication for 2010.
Tourism New Zealand Media Release |
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02 November 2009
Additional funding of $20 million announced today by Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism John Key is expected to bring up to around 45,000 additional visitors to New Zealand through increased marketing efforts, Tourism New Zealand says.
Tourism New Zealand Media Release |
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02 November 2009
Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism John Key, has delivered on his promise to increase tourism funding – a move he has long said will help drive New Zealand’s recovery from the economic recession.
Minister of Tourism/Prime Minister - Media Statement |
