People visiting Rotorua can now experience the magnificence of the world-famous Pink and White Terraces for the first time since the eruption of Mount Tarawera in 1886.
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Tolaga Bay beach is back in business
The community of Tolaga Bay are ecstatic with the clean-up progress of slash on their beach. It's a promising sign for the coastal community as it gears up for its summer season.
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NewsTe Pia Tāpoi scholarship recipient announced
Heaven-Lee Kaka has been appointed the 2019 Te Pia Tāpoi scholarship by Ngāi Tahu Tourism.
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Māori culture a priority in new tourism strategy
The $80mil forecast to come from the international tourist tax will be split 50/50 between tourism and conservation. The announcement came at the release of a new draft government strategy to handle tourist numbers while protecting the environment.
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Whale watching could boost tourism in Whakatāne
Snapshots from a drone have captured the first ever Southern Right Whale recorded to travel off the coast of Whakatāne.
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Tourists visiting NZ to pay new $35 levy fee
From mid-way next year a new visitor levy free is expected to raise $80mil a year to go toward tourism infrastructure and conservation projects.
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Māori dance company set to sail with P&O Cruises
Māori performing arts group Kahurangi NZ Maori Dance Company will be launching its new relationship with the cruise line, P&O Cruises, this week.
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Ngāi Tahu Tourism invest in their workers
One of New Zealand’s largest tourism operators, Ngāi Tahu Tourism, increased its minimum wage in July this year to show their commitment to the living wage of $20.55.
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Tourists want more Māori landmarks
Tourists from America and Canada have welcomed the idea of the Papatūānuku landmark proposed by Ngāti Whātua for Bastion Point saying culture is a main attraction for tourists.
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Wai-o-tapu tourist attraction rent dispute settled
The Ngāti Tahu - Ngāti Whaoa Rūnanga Trust has been successful in their court case against Te Arawa Holdings over ownership of the Waiotapu Thermal Wonderland near Rotorua.
