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COMMENT: Two issues which will not be resolved without some leadership in 2021.

Travelling without a coronavirus passport could become difficult.

The sector has experienced a sharp bounce back - but will it last?

Big changes meant no job loss and more staff have since been hired.

Owners say sales took a dive from a few thousands of dollars a day to $16 a day.

Tourism Holdings expects to report a 2021 net loss of more than $12.8m.

New Zealand will face intense competition for tourists post-Covid.

Firms catering to high-end travellers struggle to hold on as keen clients are kept out.

As the Govt weighs up future access to Whakaari, scientists say a major change is needed.

Fears NZ's Covid response will be less important to visitors as global vaccines roll out.

Big global operator says 'no vaccination no cruise'' is complex but being considered.

Tourism company hoping the mobile workplace trend in the US will take off here.

Organisers are working towards staging the event in October next year - 12 months late.

Travel brokers can use client relationships to offer insurance and mortgage advice.

Is it right to position NZ as expensive and exclusive — Switzerland of the South Pacific?

Overseas visitors spend three times more a day per person than Kiwis do in own backyard.

The YHA has petitioned Stuart Nash not to take the backpacker market for granted.

New Zealand would "unashamedly" target the super wealthy, he said.

Businesses have got over the initial shock and now face problems finding the right staff.

New Zealand can leverage its strong brand says new minister

On eve of tourism summit Chinese visitor specialist explains how it changed direction

This comes following the sale of its assets.

Some travellers can't wait to go, others have had confidence dented, says agency boss.

"We are a group of 26 angry, desperate owners" - Ramada Albany suite owner.

Leaving after four years for new job in a big private tourism business.

Tourism minister Kelvin Davis defends job in portfolio he says he wants to keep.

CEO Graeme Stephens feels 'well positioned' to ride out what lies ahead.

Tourism sector will need more support and wants to be involved on border policy plans.

And Tourism NZ says quarantine-free travel with Australia could pump $1b into economy.