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After years of planning, NOT a Rail Trail is this week launching a daily cycle trail tour from Queenstown to the new Roxburgh Gorge Cycle Trail. The Roxburgh Gorge, often called ‘New Zealand’s Grand Canyon’ offers a stunning 34km trail, with an entertaining jet boat ride through the very centre of the gorge…
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Revisiting Christchurch after honeymooning in New Zealand last February, Pietro and Ilaria Torresin (Peter and Hilary) from Verona, Italy, were the first guests to check in to the recently reopened Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square.
City Lodge is a 5 star rated backpacker/budget hotel great for those looking for an Auckland Hotel that provides cozy rooms at a fantastic price.
New mobile website and search marketing company launched in Birkenhead, Auckland. MobiNomad specialises in providing mobile marketing and mobile development solutions for small and medium sized businesses. With people constantly on the move the key to business success today is to be everywhere the customer is, and that means being accessible in the mobile space.
Harris Mountains Heli-Ski has triumphed at the Outdoors New Zealand Awards, winning the Adventure Tourism category.
At the August 2012 Air New Zealand Awards Night, Rick Wood from Auckland scooped the prize for TOP Travel Broker nationwide for the financial year 2011-2012.
Hiking New Zealand Ltd and Active Earth New Zealand Ltd are now the one company, operating hiking tours that cater for people who want to see the ‘real New Zealand.’ Hiking New Zealand offers what they believe are the best guided walks, hiking tours and adventure vacations throughout New Zealand and now some beyond – including Nature Cruises in Antarctica and Sub Antarctica, walking tours in Australia and sailing among the Pacific Islands.
New Zealand is a young land with tectonic forces still aggressively pushing the mountainous spines of both major Islands upward. Combine these mountain ranges with generous amounts of rain, and what you get is some of the best technical white water rivers on the planet. What better way to explore these rivers, than by raft. Gained from the experiences of 25 years rafting these rivers, this is our take on the Top 5, Day Rafting Trips in New Zealand.
Hamurana Lodge successfully hosted the Art & Soul event last weekend and have confirmed another event for Sunday 25th March 2012. The Art Trail featuring sculptures and pieces from renowned arts remains as an exhibition, open daily to the public.
A new television commercial for an international camera brand has helped showcase Queenstown tourism offerings to a global audience of millions.
Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers are firmly on the New Zealand tourist map after their recent Glacier Rugby Cup competition generated massive media attention and social media interaction.
Travel Saver kicked off this week, offering visitors to New Zealand great prices on experiences, rental cars and campervans, all in the one place.
With a focus of getting out and experiencing Christchurch, KBC Tours is celebrating that the city is alive and open. Offerings tourists and visitors with an easy and affordable way to see the expansive views from the Port Hills, experience the cultural vibe of Lyttleton, get their feet wet in the sand and surf of South Shore and New Brighton while getting out and experiencing what Christchurch has to offer, KBC Tours is looking forward to guiding many tourists around the garden city.
Feeling left out of the Rugby World Cup 2011, the Glacier Country Tourism Group devised their own competition and social media marketing strategy to direct the eye of the world onto the West Coast of the South Island. Being viewed worldwide by tens of thousands of people, and receiving a large number of video entries. the Spanish womans rugby team has been announced as the winners.
Our growth markets have changed, as have the expectation from international visitors, especially regarding levels of service and experience. If we want to maximise the benefits from the Asian markets, just meeting expectations will not suffice. The actions we undertake now will determine the future growth and success of these markets.
An innovative travel guide aimed at the lucrative international tourism market has thrived during the global recession and is reporting 1000% growth since its launch less than three years ago.
The most influential Japanese tourism industry delegation to ever visit New Zealand is in Queenstown to visit key tourism providers and meet with New Zealand’s Prime Minister, and Minister of Tourism, John Key.
We refer to ourselves as some of the most travelled people in the world. If that is in fact the case why are we struggling to understand the culture and expectations of our key growth markets and as a result delivering a level of visitor experience that doesn’t even meet their expectations, leave alone exceeding it?
A tourism event with a twist is being held on the 30th of April in Christchurch that celebrates the fact the Christchurch is Open. Being a combination of a trade show and a backpacker party, the event hopes to drive revenue generation for those tourism businesses still operating in Christchurch, while creating a platform to promote a positive message about Christchurch and its tourism industry.