21st October 2026 Election / OpinionWith the general election approaching fast, the Ticker rounds up the main political parties’ pledges for a tourism context.
14th October 2026 MartinJenkins / OpinionWhat NZ’s return to pre-pandemic visitor numbers means, and the challenges that come next.
12th October 2026 Coolcations / OpinionPeople are seeking out cooler climates during the peak summer months, creating opportunities but also challenges for areas unaccustomed to the demand.
5th October 2026 Bed Tax / OpinionThe National Party may have gotten cold feet but bed taxes are on the march, with England among the latest to consider them to help tackle visitor pressures, writes tourism academic Linda Osti.
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29th September 2026 Fuel / Infometrics / OpinionAs international visitor arrivals near pre-Covid levels, Infometrics’ Brad Olsen warns record jet fuel prices could drive up airfares, constrain flights and slow the recovery.
24th September 2026 Opinion / VisasThe Australian government’s proposed ballot for Working Holiday Maker visa extensions will cut 38,000 places and make it harder to hire in the regions.
23rd September 2026 Election / NZAA / OpinionWhy NZ needs strong, sustainable airlines and strong, sustainable airports.
17th September 2026 Aviation / OpinionEagle Aviation Consulting’s Simon Russell says New Zealand needs a national approach to securing year-round airline capacity if it wants to meet its ambitious visitor goals.
7th September 2026 AI / OpinionAI could also help smaller businesses compete, writes Tomahawk’s Gina Paladini.
3rd September 2026 Opinion / RVAThe Rental Vehicle Association is transforming itself to better lead the sector that keeps NZ tourism moving, writes James Dalglish.
28th August 2026 CBRE / OpinionNew Zealand’s hotel investment market is entering a new growth phase, writes CBRE’s Peter Hamilton.