Some of the most powerful and influential Māori wāhine in the business industry will be celebrated in this year’s New Year’s Honours List. This year’s recipients include Pania Tyson-Nathan, Maxine Moana-Tuwhainga and Suzanne Louise Ellison.
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Augmented Reality Tourism APP at Bastion Point
Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrākei’s newest Tourism digital app 'Auckland Virtual Tours' was put to the test today at Bastion Point, pushing the boundaries of traditional Māori tourism with augmented reality.
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NewsExplore White Island's volcano with Google Street View
Whakaari or White Island is one of the world’s most accessible, continuously active marine volcanoes. Now a project between the Whakatāne District Council and Google is aiming to take that accessibility to a whole new level, by bringing the raw power of Whakaari online with Google Street View.
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$30 million luxury spa for Te Arawa
A multi million dollar spa development on Rotoruas' lakefront is expected to generate tens of millions of dollars to the city's economy and job opportunities for māori. The project is being led by the Pukeroa Oruawhata Trust.
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"Reo-rua Rotorua"- NZ's first bilingual city
Rotorua has become the country's first bilingual city with some business of the Māori tourist hotspot adopting bilingual initiatives such as signage and menus.
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Maori performing arts in demand on global stages
New Zealand Māori Tourism is calling for more funding for Māori performing arts. Chairperson Dale Stephens says there's a global demand for Māori performances who are bringing more tourists to New Zealand.
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Support for new safer water by-laws in the Waiariki
New water safety by-laws have come into effect in the Waiariki region. Kiwi Rafting business Kaitiaki Adventures support the new by-laws which include changes to life jacket rules and the mandatory registration of jet skis and similar craft.
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Native Affairs – A warning to Tongariro tourists
A warning to Tongariro National Park users change is coming.
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Hapū may get more authority over "Hole in the Rock" Motu Kōkako
Ngāti Kuta and Ngāti Patukeha who have made customary claims to the Bay of Island's "Hole in the Rock" under the Marine and Coastal area legislation, say they want meaningful engagement with tourism operators because the area is wāhi tapu.
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Native Affairs – Iwi Tours
Tourism has become New Zealand's biggest money earner and everyone is cashing in. Ngati Awa in the Eastern Bay of Plenty has just bought a tour operation, taking tourists to the very popular, very active volcano - White Island - Te Pūia o Whakaari. The iwi hopes the venture will benefit the tribe and help boost tourism in the region.
