25th January 2024 WellingtonNZ / WOW
The 2023 World of WearableArts generated $30.3m in economic value to the Wellington region, according to a study commissioned by WellingtonNZ and conducted by Fresh Info.
Food and Drink New Zealand is seeking feedback from people who have visited Wellington in the last two years to share their perceptions of the city’s F&B experience.
WellingtonNZ is holding a Tourism Operator Open Day next week for people within the region who work in visitor- or sales-facing roles.
WellingtonNZ has launched a campaign giving United States football fans the opportunity to win travel to New Zealand to watch the FIFA World Cup game in the capital.
The programme took participants through their environmental, cultural, social, and economic sustainability journeys.
WellingtonNZ and GWRC partner to try and make it easier for visitors to the capital to take public transport.
Wellington will host New Zealand’s first Life Sciences Summit Life Sciences Summit on 22-23 March 2023 at Shed 6.
The role of WellingtonNZ needs to be better clarified and its organisational structure simplified, says a new report from the Wellington Chamber of Commerce.
WellingtonNZ has kicked off a new campaign showcasing the best of Wellington’s businesses in an effort to attract people to the destination to work, live, and play.
A new sculpture commissioned by WellingtonNZ for the waterfront will pose a new photo opportunity to attract visitors to the city.
WellingtonNZ has launched a new podcast service to showcase local culture and business.
WellingtonNZ says it has seen a significant return on its advertising spend with the impact of its Love Local campaign a highlight.
WellingtonNZ is urging ticket buyers to make purchases only through official ticket websites after fielding complaints from people who bought overpriced event tickets via online ticket reseller Viagogo.
WellingtonNZ has launched its micro travel show as part of its Wild Weekends campaign to draw domestic travellers to the city.
Wellington knocked Auckland off the top spot that it held last year.
WellingtonNZ received enough registrations to fully allocate the Covid-19 Business and Tourism Transitions funding.
Wellington mayor Andy Foster said Wellington retained its major events funding at pre-Covid levels in order to invest in events that would bring visitors into the city.
The GM of regional development, destination and attraction on what ‘reimagining’ means for the tourism sector.
Tourism and hospitality operators are among more than 130 businesses that have registered for WellingtonNZ’s free innovation programme Thrive.
WellingtonNZ is launching a interactive workshops called Thrive to help owners rebuild businesses in the wake of Covid-19.
WellingtonNZ has launched a new initiative to keep the community engaged throughout the four-week lockdown period as part of its response to the Covid-19 crisis.
The latest promo from WellingtonNZ starring Flight of the Conchords star Bret McKenzie.