A Rotorua couple left in Italy after being abandoned by their tour group organisers have returned to Aotearoa safe and sound. However, they are concerned since learning that two of their party of 200 have contracted COVID-19.
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Rotorua tourism braces for further job cuts
Rotorua tourism is bracing itself for further job cuts following the Government's decision to close the New Zealand borders.
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$11 million tourism package to benefit Māori tourism operators
Tourism operators are expected to benefit from new funding to alleviate the impact of the coronavirus on the New Zealand tourism industry.
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Northland woman's tour teaching care of forest among top in country
A Northland business created to support the ongoing work to restore the local forest in Opua has been named one of the top three environmental tours in the country.
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White Island Tours continue for first time since Whakaari eruption
No prohibitions had been placed on Moutohorā following the eruption, but the tour had been temporarily ceased out of respect for the victims, staff and affected families.
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Tamariki urge New Zealanders and visitors to protect Aotearoa
As part of the launch, a video has been released with tamariki speaking about why it is important for visitors to protect Aotearoa.
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Tuku Iho | Living Legacy Exhibition returns to China
Māori culture took centre stage in Shanghai China over the weekend with the official opening of the Tuku Iho | Living Legacy exhibition. The event also marked the start of New Zealand Week - a week dedicated to shining the spotlight on culture, products and creativity from Aotearoa.
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NewsWahine Māori in higher places
Trailblazing mother-of-four Laurissa Cooney, of Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, has been appointed to Air New Zealand’s Board of Directors.
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Tourists to learn about tikanga Māori to avoid causing offense
New Zealand tourism agencies are working on ways to educate tourists about tikanga Māori, so that visitors avoid causing offense to iwi when visiting significant Māori sites.
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Pandas protected as symbol of national identity
A delegation from Aotearoa New Zealand is in Chengdu, China ahead of the Opening the Doors to the West Business Forum. Te Ao Māori News checked in on the livelihood of their most prized animal, the Panda.
