23rd April 2024 LWT / People
Tim Barke will take the reins at the 6,500 hectare property near Taupō, which includes an exclusive hunting and fishing lodge.
Two regional tourism organisation initiatives designed to encourage visitor participation in environmental projects have raised $75,000 in their first year.
Local tourism stakeholders support CIAL’s decision to put the project on hold, with potential airport competitor QAC declaring “common sense has prevailed”.
DQ and LWT say the proposal is not aligned with the district’s new regenerative tourism approach.
Lake Wānaka Tourism has opened entries for its second Monster Children Film Awards, celebrating the theme of regeneration.
Destination Queenstown and Lake Wānaka Tourism have launched their community funding platforms, Love Queenstown and Love Wānaka.
The draft destination management strategy for Queenstown Lakes is now moving towards its second iteration following feedback from the community.
Destination Queenstown and Lake Wānaka Tourism have helped to develop questions on the visitor economy for Queenstown Lakes District Council’s latest Quality of Life survey.
Lake Wānaka Tourism has launched a new short film showcasing the region through the lens of creativity, diversity, and inclusivity.