26th October 2023 TIA / TRENZ
The introduction of New Zealand’s largest tourism tradeshow to Wellington will bring economic benefits to the city, says Tourism Industry Aotearoa chief executive Rebecca Ingram.
TRENZ seller registrations are now open for next year’s event at Tākina Wellington on 8-10 May 2024.
TRENZ is coming to Tākina Wellington from 8-10 May 2024.
A full-programme TRENZ makes a welcome return but there’s a glaring omission, writes the Ticker’s Paul Yandall.
Buyers at TRENZ have a new understanding of what is on offer across the Ashburton District.
TRENZ 2023 wrapped up a busy week with a farewell function at the Ilex in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens.
A panel of experts at Auckland Airport’s Tourism Forum outline how NZ can better serve Chinese visitors as they start to return.
The top names in the industry arrived at TRENZ 2023 on Wednesday with Tourism Minister Peeni Henare addressing media.
Supporting industry prosperity, finding new funding mechanisms and reducing tourism’s emissions will inform a reset of the Tourism 2025 strategy.
ChristchurchNZ chief executive Ali Adams is confident the region’s destination management plan will be put into action despite no clear method as to how it will be funded.
After the first full day of TRENZ 2023, delegates were able to enjoy an evening at numerous events across Christchurch, with media and VIPs treated to a night at Christchurch’s Tussock Hill Vineyard and Cellar door Restaurant.
TIA’s CEO opens TRENZ 2023 at Te Pae Christchurch before an industry elated at the return of the event’s full programme.
Around 1,500 delegates will be attending TRENZ 2023 at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre across its three full days.
Go With Tourism and Tourism Industry Aotearoa are hosting two days of education-focused activities at TRENZ.
The city will host two large industry events next week, with TRENZ and GwT’s careers expo lined up back to back.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa and Auckland Airport will hold a joint event at the upcoming TRENZ trade show at Christchurch in May.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa’s annual TRENZ trade show will take place at Te Pae Christchurch next year and will be the first full event since 2019, and the first in the city since 2006.
The tourism industry is facing challenges in attracting staff, retaining employees, implementing technology, and how to engage with the new generation of students – which all require smart thinking and engagement in the post-Covid future.
There’s no shame in a weak balance sheet after the past couple of years, says Westpac.
The tourism minister highlights the challenges ahead for the sector but also signals the start of a new positive phase.
Australia is particularly active internationally with its states competing hard in NZ as well.
TIA’s CEO calls on industry to focus on regenerative tourism on the path to recovery.
TRENZ 2023 will be held at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa’s TRENZ Hui kicks off this afternoon with just over 450 people taking part in the online event over the next two days.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa’s online TRENZ Hui on 25 and 26 May has attracted more than 400 operators.
Registrations are now open for Tourism Industry Aotearoa’s TRENZ Hui 2022 Online, which will take place on 25 and 26 May.
TRENZ Hui 2022 will move to an online format due Covid-19 implications.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa is holding a series of TRENZ Connect online events in April, with the aim of ‘reconnecting New Zealand with the world’.
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Tourism Industry Aotearoa has launched its TRENZ Connect online platform, bringing together the international travel trade with market-ready New Zealand operators.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa is launching its TRENZ Connect platform this week.
Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland will host TRENZ in May 2022 with the event returning to Ōtautahi Christchurch in May 2023.
More recovery than regenerative, the plan introduces yet another initiative to reimagine tourism.
Tourism operators in the New Zealand tourism industry are getting a new platform to showcase their wares, connect with buyers abroad, and provide product updates and hold virtual meetings.
The event at Christchurch Town Hall returns today reshaped after missing 2020.
Christchurch seeks to showcase its revitalisation since the 2011 earthquake as a major theme at the TRENZ Hui 2021 this week.
Expected attendees less than half the number who attended in 2019.
Registrations for next month’s TRENZ close today.
NZ’s largest annual tourism trade expo will focus on three themes: ‘Revive, Reconnect, Revitalise’.
TRENZ 2021 will be a hybrid virtual and in-person event at Ōtautahi Christchurch and free for operators to attend.
It would provide a $5m grant to Tourism Industry Aotearoa to ensure the TRENZ conference could be held in 2021 and 2022.
Nine RTO alliances and TIA’s TRENZ have secured millions in funding.
Tourism Industry Aotearoa pulls the biggest industry event of the year.
The govt’s plan sets out its priorities for the sector – what should we take from it?
The sector’s major associations have welcomed the new plan, with some saying it was long overdue.
TRENZ 2020 will be held at at Horncastle Arena, Christchurch, from Monday 18 to Thursday 21 May next year.
The new plan sets out the govt’s priorities for the sector for the years ahead.
The ministry’s New Zealand Tourism Forecasts for 2019 – 2025 put visitor arrival growth at 4% per annum to hit 5.1m visitors in 2025.
Increasing numbers of visitors continue to flock to New Zealand’s conservation estate, growing at more than double the pace of overall New Zealand visitor numbers, according to the Department of MORE »
Tourism NZ’s new chair on the evolution of the agency’s work.