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NZICC has suffered continued delays.
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Visitor spending hits record winter levels in Hawke's Bay
Spending by tourists in Hawke's Bay hit record levels over winter.
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Radisson signs deal on new $70m Queenstown hotel
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$12.5m Auckland hotel upgrade: 178 to 244 room expansion
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Japan is NZ's third biggest tourism market by spend and the campaign could boost that.
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Corporate travel booking service now in Te Reo Māori
Kiwi tech companies partner up to launch Māori language option.
Ruapehu rage: Mass queues, buses struggle to cope
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Utilities are set to dominate the company reporting season next week.
Cruise sector set to boom this summer
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Kiwis bunking up in accommodation increases domestically
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US tax benefit helps Tourism Holdings
One-off tax gain helps Tourism Holdings beat downgraded guidance.
Tourism boom over: Bright light of 'Rock Star Economy' dims
From double digit growth two years ago tourist numbers could be near flat this year
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Landmark hotel opens a new floor as more room supply enters the market.
Revealed: Luxury hotel planned for Auckland Airport
Work beginning on a new airport hotel as sector finds itself in midst of a building boom.
NZ Super Fund investing into $300m hotel portfolio
The $42b fund says there is plenty of room to grow in hotel sector.
Why a $52b company is teaming up with a Kiwi travel agent
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