
Tourism Holdings weighs revised offers from two competing parties
The board says neither non-binding proposal is certain to lead to a deal.
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Director links tourist death reparations to company liquidation.
Auckland remains 'epicentre' of activity: 58 long-term high-rise fixed, crawler cranes.
Direct flights and a visa change have helped bring more tourists from China.
A strong submission to the council opposes the aged-care home.
Hotel one of several shifts on the horizon for the tourism city's accommodation market.
British Crown paid £14,750 for 80% of the South Island, comprising about half of Aotearoa.
American-headquartered Marriott is franchising brands to the Pandey's CP Group.
David Seymour announces hospitality industry regulatory relief.
Samson replaces Vivian Construction as problems hit its Herne Bay project.
RotoruaNZ will lead campaigns targeting Chinese, Australian and US visitors.
The buyer is undergoing due diligence and is expected to be named soon.
Iris Capital is among those tipped to buy SkyCity’s Adelaide casino.
Property sales reached $2.02b in year's first half. CBRE described it as robust activity.
Resort to have 28 pools but use less geothermal water than was initially proposed in 2025.
Cruise season opens in Auckland as almost 200,000 passengers are expected.
Property devaluations pushed the company to an $8.2m net after-tax annual loss.
Rotorua leader spoke at the launch of Tourism Industry Aotearoa’s revised strategy.
Two takeover offers put Tourism Holdings in focus after a strong result.
Consultation process underway. Corporate and back-of-house fulltime roles will be cut.
A heritage group says the new buildings would overwhelm the area's historic centre.
Port of Auckland plans to upgrade the cruise facilities inside Shed 10.
The casino group says no decisions have been made and staff will be consulted.
New Zealand recorded 12 straight months of occupancy and rate growth.
Accor's two new Hamilton hotels will add 92 rooms from 2027.