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The latest updates from Tourism New Zealand on COVID-19 (Coronavirus).

Tourism New Zealand is offering to help Aussies learn to ski the Kiwi way in its latest campaign.

Tourism New Zealand’s response plans to help alleviate the impacts of COVID-19 are well underway following the announcement of a $10 million funding boost from the Government.

Tourism New Zealand branched out at the Asia Pacific Incentives Meetings Event (AIME) in Melbourne this week, planting a native tree for every guest hosted at its sustainability-focused breakfast event.

On Monday the Government announced a $10 million funding package for Tourism New Zealand to respond to the impacts of COVID-19.

Mood of the Nation research released today reveals 93 percent of New Zealanders agree that international tourism is good for New Zealand.

Camping is a New Zealand tradition and something that Kiwis and visitors enjoy. As we head into summer season Tourism New Zealand and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) have launched an expanded version of their successful campaign to encourage people to look after our home while camping.

Kiwi kids are the stars of a new campaign to encourage protection of our home for future generations.

Over 400 industry representatives joined us in Queenstown, Nelson, Rotorua and Auckland for our November Roadshow last month.

A 100% Pure NZ Welcome doesn’t get more authentic than being picked up from the airport by the Prime Minister followed by a BBQ at her place attended by Lorde.