A Givealittle page has been set up to support the family of Wānaka mountain guide Thomas Vialletet.
Christchurch Adventure Park general manager Anne Newman is joining ChristchurchNZ.
Operators blame a steep increase in concession charges as the main reason behind their merger application but DOC says it does not set the fees cited.
Three Rotorua rafting operators have cited a steep increase in Department of Conservation concession charges for the reason they want to merge into a single company.
Tourism groups will work together to streamline communications about Tongariro National Park after a fire burnt through around 2,800 hectares and caused the closure of popular walks in the area.
Taupō Tandem Skydive wants the government to make it easier for working holiday makers to come to this country as it struggles to return to pre-Covid numbers and closes Skydive Bay of Islands after 12 years.
AJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand has launched what it says is the South Island’s first three-person adventure swing.
The operator picks up the Supreme Award alongside two other gongs at the 2025 Tompkins Wake Rotorua Business Awards.
Survivors and people who lost loved ones in the Whakaari White Island tragedy have urged the government to take control of the island and not allow members of the public on there again.
AJ Hackett Bungy is due to launch New Zealand’s first three-person swing in Queenstown late this month.
NZSki is gearing up to apply for permission to build a gondola from The Remarkables ski field in Queenstown over the hill to the Doolans valley, which if it goes ahead would make the ski area the largest in New Zealand.
Christchurch Adventure Park is a finalist in two categories of the 2025 New Zealand Tourism Awards: the Community Engagement Award and the Innovation Award.