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The Māori tourism sector has welcomed a $10m boost in Budget 2017 aimed at fostering development and employment in the growing sector.
Budget 2017 invests an additional $107.8 million to strengthen conservation programmes and manage tourism growth on public conservation land.
Budget 2017 will invest $548 million of new capital funding to maintain and upgrade New Zealand’s rail network, supporting freight movement, exporters, tourism and public transport.
The New Zealand Recreation Association expressed concern about the budget, saying the decision not to spend more on recreation is likely to impact negatively on individuals and communities around the country.
New chairman for Tourism New Zealand
Airport heliport closure leaves operators in lurch, risks ‘brand NZ’
How the new digital NZ Traveller Declaration will work, and when visitors will get access
“We’re aiming for well north of $100m in the next 24 months” – Dan Alpe on Jucy’s revival
Can NZ tourism share its workers? The govt wants to find out
