5th February 2024 RotoruaNZ
The RotoruaNZ Business Events team says it delivered more than $15m in conference and incentive business in 2023 and it is on track to do the same this year.
The Whakarewarewa Forest Loop in Rotorua has featured on a list of National Geographic’s Best of the World list.
Rotorua businesses are feeling confident about the city’s future, with 44.1% expressing positivity about tourism in the next 12 months, according to the latest Business Pulse Dashboard published by RotoruaNZ and Rotorua Chamber of Commerce.
RotoruaNZ has launched a new summer campaign to entice visitors to the city.
RotoruaNZ has launched what it is calling New Zealand’s first publicly available regional destination management dashboard.
Rotorua Airport and RotoruaNZ are seeing a board observer for the 2023/24 period.
Rotorua will host two large international forestry conferences in 2024 and another one the following year.
The stories of Rotorua iwi and the Whakarewarewa forest area are now digital through a new app that helps visitors learn more about the area.
Rotorua Lakes Council is seeking board members for RotoruaNZ and Rotorua Airport.
RotoruaNZ has published its first annual report on the region’s destination management plan.
RotoruaNZ and Rydges are partnering on a campaign to attract domestic visitors to the region for rest, relaxation and to help prevent workplace burnout.
More than 500 forestry specialists will converge on Rotorua in September next year for the ForestSAT 2024 international conference.
Senior business leaders in Rotorua with more than 10 years experience in management roles are being sought as mentors for a new a talent incubation programme that will help businesses discover their future business leaders.
Tania Tapsell on the destination’s recovery from the damage caused by the pandemic and the emergency housing crisis.