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New Zealanders looking for a holiday escape this winter are being encouraged to head to the ski regions to try something new.

Tourism New Zealand has launched a free digital toolkit for the tourism industry to leverage its Do Something New, New Zealand campaign.

Kiwis are optimistic and keen to get back to the meeting room, with face-to-face events remaining more important than ever according to new research conducted in the Business Events domestic sector for Tourism New Zealand.

Funding announced today will allow the regions to leverage a national campaign that promotes domestic tourism.

New modelling shows that while domestic tourism is unlikely to completely fill the gap left by international visitors, it will help to partially sustain the sector while it recovers to pre-Covid-19 levels over the next two to three years.

Always wanted to see a Kiwi in the wild, go blackwater rafting or hit the slopes with the family? Why wait?

The tourism sector in New Zealand may be down but they are they are not out according to an industry survey collated by Tourism New Zealand.

As part of today’s budget announcements a business advisory service has been established that will play an important role in the restart of the economy.

Tourism New Zealand’s activity to support the recovery of the tourism industry begins this week as the country moves to alert level 2 and safe travel starts.

Tourism New Zealand has resumed its Good Morning World campaign, keeping the brand alive in the hearts and minds of people.