
China Airlines, Batik Air's big moves on the Tasman, Cathay Pacific's plan for summer
Where passengers win and lose in a transtasman shakeup.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Former Air NZ high flyer has a prestigious job at Qantas international - a $10b business.
Airline turbulence reporting programme grows as more flyers buckle up.
The airline has flown the route before and its return will help push down fares.
Country out of pocket by $250m to support international visitors.
Country's marketing body puts all its resources into promoting NZ year-round.
The new boss has a simple philosophy: meet the high expectations of the uber-wealthy.
The cost-of-living crunch is grounding some travellers but others are flying high.
The bold Hawke's Bay initiative gets international support.
Last year's soggy tourism recovery is a drag on the economy, says Kiwibank.
This is expected to reach $408m by 2028 as global interest grows.
NZ manufacturer beat the odds to thrive with sales of $57m a year.
The major events industry is worth about $700m a year - Christchurch is back in the game.
The Australian retail dealership division is among the troubles facing Tourism Holdings.
Airlines around the world faced with delays in repairing planes and getting new ones.
Government not ruling out market study of domestic ticket prices.
OPINION: Dearth of data on price, performance a challenge for passengers, policy-makers.
Passengers are in line for hundreds of millions in refunds a year.
'It will take us five years, hoping to be the most visited destination in Queenstown.'
A struggling sharemarket is pricing in NZ interest rates staying higher for longer.
New data shows what sort of cruise holidays New Zealanders were taking.
Massive overhaul of business events space as sector grows beyond pre-pandemic levels.
Latest Chinese airline to resume flights to NZ touches down for winter season.
The changes are the biggest since Seats to Suit was introduced in 2010.
Worsening market conditions are likely to hit the airline's pre-tax earnings this year.
New, automated system billed as a tenth of the cost of its predecessor.
Overseas visitor numbers up, but still not at pre-pandemic levels.
The hotel says staff and guests have welcomed the automated workers.
OPINION: No time to take our most important tourism market for granted.