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Tourists spend in New Zealand continues to climb, topping $40bn in the year to March 2019, although the pace of growth has halved from a year earlier.
Strong domestic demand and growth in international visitor numbers are behind the increase, says Stats NZ.
An economist with detailed knowledge of MBIE’s tourism data collection has come out criticising it as “next to useless” after this week’s Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) showed a fall in international tourism spend.
The estimated value of cruise spend in New Zealand during the 2016-17 season was slashed by $318m in yesterday’s Tourism Satellite Account, prompting questions over the accuracy of previous industry assessments.
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