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Budget 2021: Hotels' plea to Government
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494-room $200m Auckland hotel: biggest in NZ nears completion
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Travel bubble: Entrepreneur calls for Govt to reassure nervous travellers
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Transtasman bubble makes up 20-30 per cent of regular earnings for one airport retailer.
How much should the tourism industry get its hopes up about the transtasman bubble?
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Bubble: Demand spike takes West Coast hotel out of hibernation
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Local Focus: Kia ora to our Aussie cousins
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Bans, fines and certified loos: Minister's freedom camping crackdown
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