Renowned Haka Lodge sold on Auckland's Karangahape Road by tender campaign
After a short time on the market, the renowned Haka Lodge on Auckland’s Karangahape Road has sold by way of a tender campaign, brokered by JLL's Nick Thompson.
"Domestic demand in New Zealand offsets soft international numbers" - reports CBRE
International visitor nights across New Zealand decreased by 2.3% in the 12 months to June 2019, while domestic nights increased by 3.8% resulting in a 1.1% increase overall - the CBRE New Zealand Research Centre has reported.
TIME Magazine celebrates three New Zealand sustainability initiatives
New Zealand has taken three spots in TIME Magazine’s second annual World’s Greatest Places list, winning in different categories all focussing on sustainability and welcome experiences.
The Rees Hotel Queenstown wins Top Tourism Operator of the Year
The Rees Hotel, Luxury Apartments and Lakeside Residences in Queenstown, has won the ‘Allied Operator of the Year Award’ by the New Zealand Tourism Export Council.
Groupe GM with partner Paris Groupe announce expansion to Australia and New Zealand
Paris, July 18th 2019 – Groupe GM, a leading international player in the guest amenity industry, has announced its expansion with its new exclusive partner, Paris Groupe Ltd in Australia and New Zealand.
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New Zealand tourism industry supports public service reform
New Zealand State Services Minister Chris Hipkins has announced plans to reform the public service, paving the way for government agencies to work together on common issues.
Government tourism strategy supports sustainable development
The new Government tourism strategy will enable a closer working relationship between government and the tourism industry, to the benefit of New Zealand and New Zealanders, says Tourism Industry Aotearoa.
New Zealand tourism industry disappointed at bed tax proposal
Tourism Industry Aotearoa agrees that local authorities need a helping hand to support the growth of tourism, but is disappointed that the Productivity Commission has defaulted to a bed tax.
