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Tourism New Zealand has doubled its investment in educating international visitors about safe driving in New Zealand this summer.

Around 95 percent of New Zealanders agree international tourism is good for New Zealand, according to the latest Mood of the Nation research released today – up three points on last year’s results.

Wellington’s future as a business events destination has been assured with Wellington City Council giving the green light for the new Conference and Exhibition Centre (CEC).

For the first time Tourism New Zealand is running a domestic campaign that encourages responsible camping.

The Tourism Satellite Account 2018 (TSA) released today by Stats NZ shows tourism directly employs 216,000 Kiwis and contributes $39.1 billion to New Zealand’s economy, an estimated $16.2 billion from international visitors.

Did you miss the November 2018 Tourism New Zealand Roadshow? Check out the presentations from Tourism New Zealand, Google and Figure.NZ.

This week marks three months until the China New Zealand Year of Tourism 2019 opening ceremony.

Together with Christchurch Airport and economic development and city profile agency ChristchurchNZ, Tourism New Zealand is encouraging Australian visitors to book a holiday in Christchurch in Autumn 2019, with day-trip itineraries that take in all the above sights and experiences.

Seven key New Zealand organisations have joined forces to conceive and develop Tiaki – Care for New Zealand, an initiative that actively encourages international and domestic travellers to act as guardians of Aotearoa.

How do you solve being missed off the map? You create a new one and put yourself at the centre of it.