New Zealand Tourism News
New youth marketing campaign seeks to boost New Zealand travel
Tourism New Zealand has launched its latest marketing initiative ‘Stories Beat Stuff’. Asking the question, ‘what would you trade for the story of a lifetime?’, the initiative is based on the idea that life experiences surpass material possessions for young people.
Rugby World Cup beats New Zealand visitor number expectations
A second strong month of international visitor arrivals in October 2011 has seen the Rugby World Cup 2011 forecasts well surpassed for New Zealand tourism. Statistics show that 16.8 per cent more visitors arrived in New Zealand from overseas during October 2011 than the same month last year.
Visitors added colour to NZ during RWC 2011
Tournament Organiser Rugby New Zealand 2011 (RNZ 2011) welcomed official figures showing 133,200 visitors from around the world arrived in New Zealand specifically for Rugby World Cup 2011 (RWC 2011).
Little blue penguins return to ocean home
Tauranga’s little blue penguins are heading back to their off-shore island homes.
Red blooms signal New Zealand Christmas
When New Zealand’s pohutukawa tree lights up with crimson blooms, Kiwis know that summer’s here and the festive season is just around the corner.
New Zealand, new interactive tourism campaign for Germany
Tourism New Zealand’s latest campaign in the German market entered a new phase with the arrival of comedian Bernhard Hoecker to New Zealand on a trip that will be directed by his followers.
Tourism New Zealand appoints new Australian agencies
Tourism New Zealand has appointed Whybin/TBWA and reappointed Mindshare to service its Australian creative, media, digital requirements and global brand strategy.
Waka Māori draws crowds for living culture
Traditional Māori culture and 21st century New Zealand innovation have added a new dimension for rugby fans exploring Auckland’s waterfront at Waka Māori - a living showcase of Māori arts and crafts, and rugby heritage.
RWC 2011 supports World Food Day
All eyes will be on Eden Park this weekend as Australia, France, New Zealand and Wales bid to reach the Rugby World Cup 2011 Final and keep alive their hopes of lifting the coveted Webb Ellis Cup.
Ultimate fans on final New Zealand RWC trail
Two Brits with a couple of bicycles are the ultimate rugby fans - Londoners Tom Hudson and Jodie Burton have cycled almost 28,000km through 28 countries to New Zealand for the Rugby World Cup tournament.
Suwarat Sajamark, Marketing and Development Co-ordinator, New Zealand Tourism Board
Suwarat Sajamark, Marketing and Development Co-ordinator, New Zealand Tourism Board, Australasia’s Leading Tourist Board
Suwarat Sajamark, Marketing and Development Co-ordinator, Tourism New Zealand
Suwarat Sajamark, Marketing and Development Co-ordinator, Tourism New Zealand, Australasia’s Leading Tourist Board