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2012 – a year of action and innovation |
By TIM COSSAR - 05 January 2012 |
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Carter Observatory – space age operator
A new Carter Observatory attraction features New Zealand’s very own rocket man. Marketing & Communications Officer Dawn Muir explains how this Wellington attraction continue to inspire visitors and maximise yield.
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Visitor arrivals and expenditure increase in 2011
14 February 2012
International visitor arrivals and expenditure both increased in 2011, boosted by Rugby World Cup 2011 and the growing number of travellers coming here to visit friends and relatives, the Tourism Industry Association New Zealand says. -
Plan to strengthen visitor sector representation
10 February 2012
Two leading visitor industry organisations have announced a proposal to integrate into a single strong, high profile, well resourced association. -
Visitor industry welcomes Holidays Amendment Bill
08 February 2012
A proposed law to Mondayise Waitangi Day and Anzac Days when they fall on weekends will stimulate domestic tourism, the Tourism Industry Association New Zealand (TIA) says.
- Fyfe attacks EU carbon tax on flights – NZ Herald, 21 Feb 2012
The European Union's inclusion of international airlines in its emissions trading system has come under fire from Air New Zealand boss Rob Fyfe amid talk it could trigger a trade war. - Promoters from abroad line up for council cash - New Zealand Herald - 21st Feb 2012
Big-time event promoters from all over the world are lining up for Auckland ratepayer subsidies - raising fears that home-grown drawcards will miss out on the city's multimillion-dollar... - Govt, SkyCity nearing pokie deal - 3 News - 20th Feb 2012
By Patrick GowerThe Government and Sky City are on the verge of signing a deal where the casino gets to bypass gambling laws in exchange for building a convention centre.
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