Funding to attract more international visitors to regional New Zealand
Regional tourism organisations will receive a total of $3 million to attract more international visitors to regional New Zealand this year.
Regional tourism organisations will receive a total of $3 million to attract more international visitors to regional New Zealand this year.
The Scheme supports the recovery of refunds and credits owed to New Zealand consumers by overseas travel suppliers.
In 2023, the Government passed a new law for self-contained vehicles to better manage the impacts of freedom camping on our communities and environment.
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The Tourism Data Leadership Group’s (TDLG) 2-year Strategic Business Plan provides a blueprint for the immediate future of the tourism data system.
The Tourism Data Leadership Group is an independent sector group which includes representatives from the tourism industry, academia, and government.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) are seeking feedback on whether to extend the transitional period for privately owned, self-contained vehicles in the Freedom Camping Act beyond 7 June 2025.
Since 1 July 2019, most international visitors to New Zealand have been charged the International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL). The IVL is set at $100 for each eligible visitor to New Zealand.
Ngā Haerenga New Zealand Cycle Trails include the Great Rides, Heartland Rides and some of the cycle trails in the Urban Cycling Network.
A summary of submissions to the Proposed changes to the International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy discussion document.
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