Tourism targets ‘high-quality’ visitors in post-Covid recovery
Tourism Board appears before select committee to discuss performance and outlook.
Bay of Islands, NZ.
Jonathan Mitchell
Thu, 09 Feb 2023
New Zealand’s tourism executives are hoping to lure ‘high-quality’ visitors with the help of open borders in a post-Covid recovery.
The New Zealand Tourism Board appeared before the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Select Committee this morning, for its 2022 annual review.
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Jonathan Mitchell
Thu, 09 Feb 2023
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