15th September 2026 Māori / NZMTNew Zealand Māori Tourism and Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori have released new te reo Māori resources for tourism businesses to mark Te Wiki o te reo Māori, or Māori Language Week.
7th September 2026 Lake Waikaremoana / MāoriTwo Treaty settlements will change the ownership and administration of conservation, recreation and culturally significant sites around Te Urewera, Lake Waikaremoana and the Whanganui River.
31st August 2026 Māori / Stats NZThe overall decline in 2025 of Māori tourism businesses followed significant expansion for most of the past decade.
16th July 2026 Māori / TAUTe Whatu Stardome is among the new additions to TAU’s Treasures of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
15th July 2026 Māori / NZICCThe venue says it is the first to embed a cultural advisor within its team, and it ramps up its sales drive halfway through its inaugural year.
19th December 2025 MāoriThe Kaiteriteri Recreation Reserve Board supports an agreement between the Crown and Te Here-ā-Nuku Trust , where ownership of about 3,068 hectares of land at the top of the South Island will be returned to Te Tauihu Māori, following a long-running court case.
18th December 2025 Conservation Minister / MāoriThe Crown will return Kororipo Pā to Northland iwi Ngāpuhi following three years of negotiations.
30th July 2025 Māori / TAUNine more Māori businesses and one place of cultural connection have joined Treasures of Tāmaki Makaurau, a website run by Tātaki Auckland Unlimited featuring Māori tourism experiences.
16th June 2025 Māori / TAUTAU Māori development manager Kiriana Koni says Australian event organisers have shown strong interest in Māori experiences.
17th February 2025 Māori / T&H MinisterThe sector has jumped in value, with Māori collectives playing an important role alongside operators.
25th November 2024 Māori / TAUA new digital platform showcasing Māori-owned businesses and iwi enterprises in Auckland’s visitor economy has been launched.
15th October 2024 Māori / WTTCThe Tiaki Promise is lauded as a world-leading example of engaging visitors with Indigenous values.
