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Investment into the Dunedin Tunnels Trail is expected to elevate the southern city's tourism market, especially for keen cyclists.

The Government is investing NZD 2 million to extend the Dunedin Tunnels Trail and transform Dunedin into a premier cycling destination, Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston has announced.&...

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AUSTRALIA | Pan Pacific Perth has won top honours at the 2025 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards and has been named to Australia's gold list.

Pan Pacific Perth has been recognised as one of Western Australia’s leading luxury hotels, receiving Bronze in the five-star accommodation category at the 2025 Perth Airport WA Tourism Award...

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Overseas travellers have elevated Rotorua and the surrounding area's tourism market, with two campaigns showcasing the region.

RotoruaNZ will receive more than NZD 4.5 million to launch two campaigns inviting international visitors to soak up everything Rotorua and the wider North Island have to offer, Tourism and Hospitality M...

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The Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM or the Museum) has unveiled its first outdoor public art exhibition.

“The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: The Art Plaza Project at the Hong Kong Palace Museum” has been designed to enrich the Museum's offerings and spatial experience by integrating art into public spaces, thereby enhancing the visitor experience.

Under the theme of tradi...

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Tourism businesses have been flooded with international and domestic travellers in regional tourism areas.

More international visitors will be exploring regional New Zealand next year, thanks to a NZD 5.9 million investment from stage one of the second round of the Government’s Regional Tourism Boost, Tourism and Hospitality Mi...

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