Tourism New Zealand has launched its Delegate Marketing Hub, with over 150 assets to support the promotion of conferences and events.
AJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand invited Tourism Ticker’s Paul Yandall to the launch to industry of its EpicShot camera system at SkyCity’s Sky Tower.
Waikato-based tourism business Te Ahurei Māori Tourism is one of six Māori operators being profiled on the world stage.
The $550,000 promotion, called You would in Wellington, includes around $200,000 spent on brand and video production and $350,000 on media.
NZ’s melting glaciers are accelerating towards extinction – what researchers have learnt from historic paintings more than 160 years old.
Enterprise Dunedin has launched a new campaign with a message to challenge visitor perceptions around the city and raise awareness of its profile as a destination.
The New Zealand Mountain Safety Council, Department of Conservation and Ngāti Waewae have launched a video educating trampers and mountain bikers about safety on the Paparoa Track.
The Lindis Group has teased the launch of a new private dining experienced called The Black Diamond.
Trust Tairāwhiti and Tairāwhiti Gisborne have launched a new campaign to entice visitors to the region this summer.
Air New Zealand and the Department of Conservation have renewed and expanded their conservation partnership.
Aucklander Mike Heard is attempting a Guinness World Record with AJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand for the most jumps in 24 hours.
Tourism New Zealand uses the brand power of Kiwi film director and actor Taika Waititi to promote the country overseas.
A new effort to promote Waitomo tourism businesses highlights the impact that regenerative tourism can make towards Tiaki (care) and the community.
Tourism Holdings Limited’s chief executive and managing director, Grant Webster, on the value of having an employer brand strategy for the global RV rental and tourism operator.
Jucy chief executive and co-founder Dan Alpe on why the campervan and motorhome rental company has been working hard on its employer brand.
Tourism New Zealand has launched a $575k campaign to help attract visitors to the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 starting in July.
Haka Tourism Group’s general manager of touring brands, Eve Lawrence, on how Covid impacted talent retention and bringing back former staff.
Eight southern regional tourism organisations have unveiled the Southern Way touring initiative.
Quieter boats could help to deliver more enjoyable guest experience for whale-watching operators, their guests, and the whales themselves.
Eden Park’s future design could hybrid stadium with an all-weather retractable roof.
GO Rentals chief operating officer James Dalglish discusses how team culture is created and the company’s ‘people first’ approach. Dalglish also highlights the critical value of communication, measuring worker engagement, MORE »
Christchurch’s new brand aims to boost visitor numbers as well as economic growth around the region, says ChristchurchNZ.
Tomahawk marketing director Gina Paladini discusses the tourism marketing specialist’s recent restructure, staff retention and personnel development.
While TNZ is focused on attracting visitors to the country, “there’s absolutely a ‘halo effect’ from the work that we do,” said de Monchy in the latest video from industry recruiters Tourism Talent.
A campaign promoting the stories and vision for a new development around Mt Cardrona Station aims to capture the spirit of adventure.
Go with Tourism has launched a new campaign showcasing tourism businesses and employers providing staff with a great working environment.
Sharing the Aroha of Tourism is a national campaign showcasing local operators and their stories.
Tourism Export Council of New Zealand chief executive Lynda Keene talks about the government’s visa settings and rebuilding the inbound tour operator workforce.
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The chief executive of one of Rotorua’s most popular attractions discusses staff retention and attraction in the current challenging environment.
The new initiative aims to showcase the positive impact that tourism has on communities and New Zealand.
Manawatū and the West Coast are taking a tongue-in-cheek approach to attracting visitors to their regions over the summer, with the launch of two new ad campaigns.
Sustainable Tarras has released its third video in a series investigating the viability of a proposed international airport at Tarras.
Tourism Australia has launched its first global campaign since 2016 with a new 9-minute hero film, Come and Say G’day.
KiwiRail’s general manager of Great Journeys of New Zealand and commuter, Tracey Goodall, on how the scenic train service approaches recruitment and how it utilises a number of channels to get the best result.
A new short video showcasing the local Wānaka film industry aims to promote the region as a strong destination for local filmmaking.
Tourism Central Otago has released a new video highlighting key safety messages along the popular new Lake Dunstan cycle trail.
The Within your Wildest Dreams campaign promoting New Zealand as the top holiday destination for Australians has generated significant engagement, says Tourism New Zealand.
Delivering for staff and helping to tackle social issues are among the key measures Sudima Hotels takes to enhance its employer brand, says chief operating officer Les Morgan in The Interview.
A series of videos highlighting issues around Christchurch Airport’s plans to develop an international airport at Tarras in Central Otago has been released by Sustainable Tarras.
“You’re nothing without your people,” says iFLY Queenstown owner Matt Wong in the first video of a new series from industry recruitment specialists Tourism Talent in partnership with Tourism Ticker.
It is the first worldwide promotion from the agency in two years.
Jobs, jobs, jobs at Auckland Airport’s Jobs Fair on Saturday, courtesy of TVNZ.
A pioneering collaboration between Hawke’s Bay and Dunedin invites people to rediscover the regions.
WellingtonNZ has kicked off a new campaign showcasing the best of Wellington’s businesses in an effort to attract people to the destination to work, live, and play.
Ngāi Tahu Tourism says its wants to have half of its jet boat fleet electric by 2030.
The changes will help students see tourism as a subject worth studying and a career worth pursuing.
Tourism New Zealand and Māori instrumentalist Jerome Kavanagh have collaborated on a composition reflecting on the meaning of Matariki.
A new VR attraction at the Sky Tower is now taking visitors on loops and dives 186m above the streets of Auckland.
Within Australia, there is a hidden segment of high value travellers that is an immediate market for New Zealand’s tourism industry, writes China Travel Service’s Lisa Li.
