National
The commentary below presents the national context for tourism in the year ending June 2019 (and for the June 2019 quarter where available). Key findings are below:
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Appendices
Developing and thriving at work
This section explores developing and thriving at work. Firstly, confidence, skills, and perceptions of training and development opportunities are examined. Then, thriving at work is also explored, comprising vitality and learning dimensions.
Industry attraction and turnover intention
The most common theme from the open-ended questions regarding what attracted people to the industry was the sociable, people-based, and interactive nature of the work.
Introduction
It is no secret that the hospitality and tourism sectors have faced unprecedented challenges since the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tourism sector report
The 2013 tourism report provides an in-depth look into how our tourism sector was performing. The report is 1 of 7 publications in the New Zealand Sectors Report Series.
Kaikōura report
This report covers tourist access pathways, travel itineraries and tourist behaviour for the Kaikōura region. It identifies opportunities to meet anticipated changes tourism demand.
Understanding variation in tourism spend
This page contains an analysis of the spending patterns of international visitors to New Zealand from 2013 to mid-2018.
Quarterly Tourism Report
This commentary presents the national context for tourism in the year ending September 2019 (and for the September 2019 quarter where available). This Quarterly Tourism Report focusses on the recent performance of the sector. The data in this report does not include the impacts of the novel coronavirus. MBIE acknowledges that novel coronavirus is creating uncertainty for the tourism sector, and the Government is looking at ways to provide data in a timely manner and information on impacts as they emerge.
New Zealand cruise impact research
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment commissioned Market Economics Limited to conduct research on the economic, environmental and social impacts of cruise in New Zealand. The research identifies factors influencing the cruise sector and assesses potential economic, social, and environmental benefits and costs associated with cruise tourism in New Zealand over the next 30 years.