Where has STA Travel customers' money gone?
The amount owed to creditors of the failed travel group STA has soared to more than $10m.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Tourism
NZ suffers 12.2% fall in GDP - now for the rebound
NZ tumbled into recession in the first half, but the rebound will be big.
Rising from the ruins: New $250m plan for Waiwera Hot Pools
Comeback hopes for pools and slides as well as day spa, a hotel complex and micro-brewery.
Jarden Brief: Westpac survey to reveal Covid impact on consumers
Survey results due out today.
Queenstown tourism services company 'a covid victim'
Liquidator is said to be trying to sell the business as a going concern.
Putting on the brakes: EuroLease cars quits in NZ
Rival firm Peugeot Drive Europe still taking bookings for hard core of Kiwi travellers
STA Travel collapse: Could other agents step in to help?
Hundreds of travellers have millions of dollars tied up in the STA failure.
Travel cancelled due to Covid? Govt scheme allows agents to fight for $700m
Travel agents win incentive scheme to fight for $700m in customer refunds.
Lessons from Lockdown: How Zorb is keeping on a roll
Being active overseas with FernMark branding is helping keep tourism business going
SkyCity profit falls 60%
Fire, pandemic, casino closures, staff layoffs - SkyCity's has had it all.
Cancellations 'devastating' for $5 billion business event sector
Sector has dropped into a hole of zero events after hosting more than 5000 least year.
SkyCity gives update on NZ properties
Result to be boosted by higher insurance estimates after October fire.
Editorial: Staycations the go as Pacific holidays drift further away
Editorial: Developing travel links must continue but plugging border gaps more urgent.
Exit Timeshare v Classic Holidays: case goes to court
Comments alleged to have been made at Mt Hutt Lodge body corporate meeting.
Plea for trageted business aid to survive lockdown
The hospitality and retail sectors are calling for more targeted aid.
Is your Airbnb rental the secret to helping NZ tourism rebound?
But hotels which have invested billions of dollars say they want a level playing field.
'Beyond grim': Thousands cancel hotel bookings
The workforce at hotels has halved already and worse could follow.
SkyCity moves on Auckland, extends to Hamilton, Queenstown
Bad news: Auckland generates the most revenue for the company
'Uncertain' future: NZ tourism wants bold decisions from new govt
Tourism industry calls for 'revitalisation' of hard-hit sector from the incoming govt.
Richlister reveals he's bought Glenorchy's Arcadia Station
The property was listed as "one of the most beautiful farms on earth".
Travel bubbles: Auckland International Airport to be split into two zones
Terminal to be split into two zones.
The $311m splurge on tourism - Govt says 3000 jobs protected
Tourism industry group says funding announcement underwhelming
Pandey business launches 13-hotel Fable chain
"We don't want a big chain, we're not a factory." - Prakash Pandey
Grant Bradley: The travel heavyweights the Government will struggle to ignore
COMMENT: Most in the sector fit into category of viable but vulnerable worth supporting.
Covid crunch: The region facing 40% unemployment
Traditionally about three-quarters of this region's visitors are from overseas.
Kelly Tarlton's global manager reveals coronavirus effects
Advertising spending has either been delayed or cancelled because of the pandemic.
What Hilton hotels are doing to attract guests during the pandemic
The hotels are seeing demand increase although booking patterns are lumpy.
How many NZ hotel rooms are quarantiners staying in?
Hotel room rates collapsed by 50 per cent during April
Tourism surge: Kiwis out in force during school holidays
Some regions got a boost of more than 50 per cent in domestic tourists on last year.
Wage subsidy extension: SkyCity wins extra $9.4m support
"Decline in revenue over the past 40 days of more than 40 per cent" - SkyCity.
What border restrictions mean for NZ economy
IbisWorld report says NZ's GDP is expected to decline by 3.9 per cent.
School holidays brief respite for tourist businesses, but not enough
Tourist businesses worry about economic downturn now school holidays have ended.