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Major NZ marketing effort

Air New Zealand and Tourism New Zealand are set to spend NZD$20 million on marketing the nation.

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NZHIC: Air NZ’s Luxon inspires

Air New Zealand’s CEO Chris Luxon has given an inspiring keynote speech at NZHIC 2013.

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NZ convention centre welcomed

All corners of New Zealand’s tourism industry have welcomed the new International Convention Centre.

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Air NZ welcomes funding

Air New Zealand has welcomed the NZ Government’s NZD$158 million boost to the tourism sector.

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Air NZ Christchurch-Perth

Air New Zealand is launching direct flights from Christchurch to Perth.

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Air NZ confirms more Sunshine Coast flights

Air New Zealand has confirmed flights will once again operate services from Auckland to the Sunshine Coast for the 2013 winter season in a major boost to hotels in the South East Queensland region.

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Eichardt’s GM Chris McIntosh

HM interviews Chris McIntosh, Group General Manager of The Eichardt’s Collection in Queenstown New Zealand.

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Air New Zealand launches $29 ‘Night Rider’ flights

Air New Zealand is launching a new daily Night Rider service with every seat on the aircraft available at a fare of NZD$29, for the last flight of the day between Auckland and Wellington.

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Tourism New Zealand reveals 100% Middle Earth campaign

Tourism New Zealand (TNZ) is making a significant international push for new international visitors, with its latest 100% Pure New Zealand campaign, invoking the magic of Middle-earth.

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Tourism Australia and Virgin to partner on international marketing

Tourism Australia and Virgin Australia have signed a strategic AUD$6 million marketing memorandum of understanding aimed at using the airline’s growing network of international alliances to boost visitation from ten of Australia’s key overseas markets.

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