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IbisWorld report says NZ's GDP is expected to decline by 3.9 per cent.

Tourist businesses worry about economic downturn now school holidays have ended.

In a first, a group of Govt agencies are teaming up to keep closed up country prominent.

Booming business offering cruise ship tourists "quickie tour" of Dunedin has gone virtual.

Stephen Colbert's love of The Lord of the Rings helped secure public relations scoop.

Multimillionaire forges links between Northland and new Auckland CBD hotel.

More New Zealand companies join Expo 2020 - now scheduled for 2021.

Architectural features are distinctively Kiwiana, some reflecting local landmarks.

Viaduct Quays Hotel's long list of creditors out.

Economists look ahead at how regions could survive the Covid-19 crisis.

Jobs lost as Viaduct Quays Hotel goes into liquidation, company vows to re-open.

A Pacific bubble over a huge area is being proposed by small Covid-free states.

Too early to tell how many businesses will fail but survivors could come back stronger.

When the sugar rush of a post-lockdown rebound ends, we will need to reinvent our economy.

International passenger numbers are 95% down as powerful group calls for border strategy.

New hotel confident of successful launch as sentiment among other hoteliers gets gloomier.

In the ultimate immigrant-made-good fable, the business has gone global.

Fund aware of some tourism operators' concerns about overseas OTAs carving commission.

'It's not disastrous but timing is unfortunate' - Dean Humphries, Colliers.

Domestic capacity has built more quickly than expected and that's better job news

Hotel considering legal action after quarantine guests diverted to Rotorua.

The sector is on its knees and pleading for rates relief to be permanent.

Nothing could prepare 30-year veteran for the onslaught of the pandemic

Fall in March quarter GDP means NZ is likely in its first recession for more than decade.

Man who owns venue reportedly owes thousands to local operators.

Consensus is picking up where we left off would be a mistake when we can make a better NZ.

Operators say 80 per cent of their business used to come from overseas.

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View from the top: "We need Kiwis to explore their own backyard."