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Stuart Nash has proposed a raft of new rules that he wants in place by next year.

Influx of Aussies could make cheap domestic holidays a distant memory.

Aussies are already making plans to visit in the lead-up to Tuesday's travel announcement.

Aussies want to come here, rate NZ's health response highly but tourism operators on hold.

While optimistic enough to expand, hotel boss says more Govt help needed for tourism.

Shrinking economy won't be turned around until we open our doors to the world.

The world expo in Dubai scheduled for last year was postponed by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Opinion: Communities dependent upon tourism and hospitality are paying a hefty price.

While there's a frosty reception in some places, Rotorua says: 'Aucklanders – we need you'

Hotel group says mothballing properties will give other operators a better chance.

Editorial: In normal times, the tourism portfolio can be a fun job.

Star a way of maximising global reach from lightly attended event - alert levels allowing.

Now is the right time for the expansion, executive says.

Empty rooms: 'It's like throwing away a portion of your crop each and every single day.'

OPINION: The people will come again. And when they do, we had better be ready.

The company expects its debt to increase in the remainder of the year.

Air New Zealand takes steps to raise capital.

Auckland's sea life aquarium will later this year open a new million-dollar exhibit.

The airline has said it plans to undertake an equity raise before June 30.

Some tour operators who were reliant on international visitors are in a 'world of pain'.

Nine iwi finances studied in-depth to analyse performance.

New feature makes it easier for the community to raise issues with Airbnb.

Airline and airport welcome recovery in domestic travel

Many inbound operators can't hang on beyond six months without help.

Sir John Key speaks to the Herald about the borders, airlines and international travel.

One of the most high-end places to stay in this country: sold.

Survey respondent says activity costs for a family of four too pricey.

Airlines lost more than during 9/11 or the global financial crisis.

Editorial: Tourism operators are worried about the rest of summer - older Kiwis can help.