A guide to newzealand.com

This section has been developed to help operators and the tourism industry make the most of newzealand.com, Tourism New Zealand's consumer website, as part of their marketing activity.

newzealand.com is Tourism New Zealand's consumer website that is used to market New Zealand to potential travellers. It is a key planning tool for travellers and connects them with travel sellers - in turn helping operators grow their tourism business.

In this section you will find information about how newzealand.com works, copies of our operator e-Newsletter Inside newzealand.com and a range of resources to help you maximize your presence on the website.

How does newzealand.com work?

In 2011 Tourism New Zealand redeveloped the consumer site to give operators and travel sellers greater ability to use the site to promote their business.

Designed to meet the changing needs of online users, the website provides information from multiple credible sources including the local tourism industry, travellers and Tourism New Zealand.

Other registered users, such as travellers who have been to New Zealand, can also provide comments and feedback on the site. This provides others with real life insight to experiences - which is a key aspect that helps them in their decision to travel to New Zealand and book their holiday. Over time this will develop a rich source of information for travellers considering booking a holiday to New Zealand.

If you are an operator or travel seller in New Zealand and would like to list your business on newzealand.com, please go to register.newzealand.com. Or you can email the team at register@tnz.govt.nz.

The document below provides an overview of how newzealand.com works for people seeking information about New Zealand, and for operators who are promoting a product. It covers November 2012 changes to the website and illustrates what steps you need to take to get the most our of your listing. 

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Resources for newzealand.com

Find a range of resources to help you make the most of newzealand.com here.

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