Ecotourism is one of five main opportunities for New Zealand as it attempts to build a greener economy, according to a report from Boston Consulting Group.
Visitors to the West Coast are encouraged to be on the lookout for colourful fungi and mushrooms during the autumn months.
The tourism business is the latest to come to market as longtime owners seek to exit.
ZEALANDIA has launched a Givealittle campaign to support its conservation work while it is closed to the pubic during the Covid-19 response.
Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre and local iwi have launched a new cultural tour.
The Kāpiti Coast is emerging as one of NZ’s most popular eco-tourism destinations, according to the Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency.