Queenstown tourism numbers 5% shy of pre-COVID levels

Chief Executive of Tourism NZ Rene de Monchy joined Mike Hosking to discuss the positive numbers for tourism in Queenstown.
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Queenstown tourism operators are heading into summer on a high, with strong visitor numbers and growing optimism

There were about 192-thousand international arrivals at Queenstown Airport between January and August - just five percent below pre-Covid levels. Australians make up 40 percent of visitors, followed ...
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Queenstown's tourism recovery is leading the rest of the country

Tourism New Zealand Chief Executive Rene de Monchy says they now need to continue promoting the rest of the country. He says Queenstown is just one great destination - and there are many others across ...
The National Business Review

Solving Queenstown’s infrastructure challenges as tourism grows

Newly elected Queenstown mayor John Glover has big job ahead if he wants to reduce the resort town’s congestion, improve infrastructure, and make rental housing more readily available. To succeed, ...

Triple Adventure Swing Launches In Queenstown

The Kawarau Swing launches from a dedicated platform on the Kawarau Bridge viewing deck, and the retractable floor means no self-initiated ‘step off’ is required. It then sends guests swinging 43 ...
Cootamundra Herald

Milford Sound or Doubtful Sound: which fjord is not to be missed when visiting NZ?

I'm about three hours into our road trip from Queenstown to Milford Sound, and already I've snapped an excessive number of ...