5th March 2024 Campaigns / TNZ
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New Zealand should lean into creativity to attract more of the American market, says Illinois Office of Tourism’s deputy director, Daniel Thomas.
It may not yet be clear when the Chinese visitor market will fully recover but emerging trends could be a valuable opportunity, says TNZ’s CEO.
Tourism New Zealand is campaigning in the United States to entice more visitors to New Zealand amid what it calls a strong summer.
NZ should create a sustainable brand narrative and ensure there are credible hero products to meet growing visitor demand.
Tourism New Zealand CEO René de Monchy says he has had “really good” meetings with the new tourism and hospitality minister.
The new tourism and hospitality minister tells the Ticker his priorities for the portfolio.
Tourism New Zealand says it achieved 10 out of 11 performance goals in its 2023 fiscal year, only failing on the level of its stakeholder engagement, according to its latest annual report.
Tourism New Zealand has won the Best Marketing Award at the International Congress and Convention Association’s annual awards.
The operators are working with TNZ to showcase indigenous culture and storytelling to international audiences.
Australian visitors spent $1.59bn in the year to June 2023, up 20.5% from the same corresponding period in pre-Covid 2019.
Tourism New Zealand’s WeChat Pay pilot programme targeting the Chinese visitor market is now well underway.
Tourism New Zealand uses the brand power of Kiwi film director and actor Taika Waititi to promote the country overseas.
Tourism New Zealand says Asia is a priority to help drive more off-peak visitors to New Zealand.
Tourism New Zealand and 45 conference leaders from across the country rounded out Business Events Week with a celebration of the industry in Auckland on Friday.
Tourism New Zealand says it trained more than 650 travel sellers in Southeast Asia to attract high-quality visitors during its roadshow to the region.
Tough economic conditions are not deterring travel, but fewer in the UK and Germany are considering NZ.
The agency’s Asia GM says NZ’s appeal is “very, very high” in key markets across the region.
The Beautiful Game FIFA Women’s World Cup campaign from Tourism New Zealand and Mackenzie Tourism has generated close to $20m in equivalent advertising value.
Improving air connectivity with the country would boost NZ tourism and trade, says Damien O’Connor.
Tens of millions of dollars is being clawed back from TNZ and the Innovation Programme for Tourism Recovery.
The British now have a stronger awareness of New Zealand’s cultural experiences and attractions thanks to an advertising push by Tourism New Zealand and former English international footballer Hope Powell.
Tourism New Zealand says its $5m If You Seek campaign has led to “record high” brand preference in promoting the country as a holiday destination in key markets such as the US and China.
The arrivals, spread over three months, will stay in Auckland, Queenstown, and also visit Rotorua and Aoraki Mount Cook.
Support for tourism in Aotearoa New Zealand has increased, according to research from Tourism New Zealand.
Tourism New Zealand and Trip.com have signed a memorandum of understanding that will see New Zealand promoted as a destination across Asia Pacific.
The valuable market gets a lift with direct flights from the mainland to the South Island to resume and a new tech partnership.
The new goal follows 84 bids worth $120m in FY23, with 54 confirmed wins so far.
Tourism New Zealand has launched a $575k campaign to help attract visitors to the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 starting in July.
Tourism is high on the agenda for Prime Minister Chris Hipkins’ trade delegation to China next week.
Kiwibank co-founder and its former CEO, Paul Brock, will take over from Jamie Tuuta.
Geopolitical conflict and the cost of living are having an impact on decision-making and consumers’ travel readiness, new research from TNZ shows.
Tourism New Zealand is ending its domestic research work, leaving a hole in being able to see how Kiwis perceive travelling at home.
The agency manages to maintain its budget for the 2023-24 year.
Travel sellers from key visitor markets including Singapore, Japan, Korea, India, North America, the UK, Germany and Australia have visited regions around New Zealand.
After three years of campaigning at home, it will focus only on promoting the country overseas from 1 July.
Tourism New Zealand wanted to continue domestic marketing work as part of its portfolio approach to key visitor markets.
“Ultimately, it’s a decision for MBIE and the minister on what they want as the future role for Tourism New Zealand” – René de Monchy.
Christchurch Airport and Tourism New Zealand have formed a three-year partnership to grow tourism in the South Island.
It’s not cheap and it’s not easy, so does the TNZ-owned accreditation still have a role to play in NZ tourism?
Qualmark’s Steven Dixon outlines the benefits of accreditation and acknowledges it is not as easy for smaller operators but there is value in membership.
Tourism New Zealand is ramping up its winter campaigning to the Australian market with a complementary take on the If You Seek campaign.
More than 200 travel sellers in India have a stronger understanding of New Zealand destinations and experiences following a frontline training mission in the country.
International consumers actively considering New Zealand as a destination are at an all-time high across key markets, according to new research from Tourism New Zealand.
TNZ says the country is in a strong position as a destination of choice for Chinese travellers.
Tourism New Zealand is firing up a $1m domestic campaign encouraging Kiwis to get out of the house and into their city centres.
Being unable to afford a New Zealand holiday is the main reason cited by Kiwis who are not planning to take one this year, according to Tourism New Zealand’s latest domestic research.
New Zealand’s tourism sector must work together to grow the country’s appeal in an increasingly competitive global market, writes Tourism New Zealand chief executive René de Monchy.
NZ’s reputation as an outdoor experiential destination could help drive Chinese visitation.
Tourism New Zealand says upgrades are coming to the 60 locally-owned and operated i-SITES around the country.