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Stats NZ develops and publishes the Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) with funding we provide. The 2023 TSA report provides a picture of the role tourism plays in New Zealand, with information on the changing levels and impact of tourism activity. Results cover provisional figures for the year ended March 2023, and detailed results for 2022.
What would sustainable tourism really mean for New Zealand? Let's ask
Excitement among Cook Islands tourism operators and officials at the opening of quarantine-free travel with Aotearoa New Zealand was understandable. The impact of the pandemic on the island nation ...
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a devastating impact on New Zealand's tourism "FY21 put Tourism New Zealand's agility to the test, with strong results. We look forward to doing all we can to support the safe recovery of tourism when the time is right." Jamie Tuuta, Tourism New Zealand Chair René de Monchy, Tourism New Zealand Chief Executive 2020/2021 at a glance sector.
The outlook for New Zealand-Aotearoa tourism
In the year ended March 2020, tourism generated 5.5 per cent of New Zealand-Aotearoa's GDP and 20.1 per cent of exports [Tourism Satellite Account, Year ended March 2020]. The sector also employed 225,000 people. But the impact of COVID-19 on the tourism sector has been severe. International visitor arrivals to New Zealand decreased 98.6% and ...
Why is regenerative travel important for New Zealand?
New Zealand's regenerative tourism goals. Ambitious regenerative targets have been set to decarbonize travel in Aotearoa-New Zealand. Electric vehicles have been actively incentivized by the New Zealand government. And with its compact geography and holiday-park infrastructure, road-tripping via electric cars and campervans is very achievable.
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FUTURE TRENDS FOR NEW ZEALAND'S TOURISM SECTOR. The 2018 Tourism Satellite Account tells us that since 2010, the value of New Zealand's tourism sector has grown from $25.6 billion to $39.1 billion per annum, with particularly high growth experienced between 2014 and 2018.
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These are: i) elevate 'Brand New Zealand' so international travellers see New Zealand as a leading aspirational destination, ii) rebuild tourism on a sustainable and regenerative model (see Box 3.10), iii) ensure that tourism's costs and negative impacts are mitigated or priced into the visitor experience, and iv) establish partnerships ...
Tourist behaviour in a COVID-19 world: a New Zealand perspective
In 2020, COVID-19's impact on New Zealand tourism was significant, with New Zealand's national carrier Air New Zealand grounded, international arrivals came to a halt. Tourism and potential recession. Queenstown, the epicentre of New Zealand international tourism, became a ghost town in contrast to its usual state of operating. A country where ...
Can New Zealand's tourism industry make a sustainable return?
In 2019, international tourism was worth $12.6bn (£9bn) in total, with Australians contributing $1.94bn. Between 1.18 and 1.5 million Australians came to New Zealand annually, accounting for 40% ...
Scenarios for New Zealand tourism: a COVID-19 response
The impact of COVID-19 on tourism is forecasted to be a loss of up to NZ$17.28bn compared to 2019 ( TNZ, 2020 ). The impact on industry included Air New Zealand's profits falling from NZ$109m in 2019 to a loss of NZ$72m in 2020 ( Zealand, 2021 ).
New Zealand's tourism rebound continues
Before COVID-19, tourism was New Zealand's largest export industry and delivered $40.9 billion to the country. Tourism also made a significant positive impact on regional economies supporting employment by directly employing 8.4 percent (229,566 people) of the New Zealand workforce," Stuart Nash said.
The challenges of over-tourism facing New Zealand: Risks and responses
Highlights. •. Impacts of rising numbers of tourists are being felt in places around New Zealand. •. Overtourism threatens environmental harm, residents' support and Brand New Zealand. •. A sustainable market orientation to tourism policy in New Zealand is needed. •.
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A new report pushes for a modern tourism model, including the introduction of airport departure taxes, to enhance New Zealand's competitive advantage in a climate-conscious world.
Travel and tourism in New Zealand
In financial year 2023, the number of international visitor arrivals to New Zealand rebounded, increasing by over 2.2 million from the previous year, allowing the country's tourism businesses to ...
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Tourism in New Zealand comprised an important sector of the national economy - tourism directly contributed NZ$16.2 billion (or 5.8%) of the country's GDP in the year ended March 2019. As of 2016 tourism supported 188,000 full-time-equivalent jobs (nearly 7.5% of New Zealand's workforce). The flow-on effects of tourism indirectly contributed a further 4.3% of GDP (or NZ$9.8 billion).
Climate change impacts weigh on New Zealand tourism industry
Climate change impacts weigh on New Zealand tourism industry. 7:59 am on 11 November 2022. Share this. Tess Brunton, Otago/Southland reporter. tessbrunton489 [email protected]. Tourism Industry Aotearoa chief executive said climate change was an inescapable reality for the sector. Photo: RNZ/Tess Brunton.
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Tourism. Tourism statistics give you information about the tourism industry in New Zealand. Find information about: arrivals and departures by overseas visitors and New Zealand residents. Number Months before March 2020 are no longer revised for seasonally adjusted series. Months from March 2020 to December 2022 reflect actual values without ...
Leading the World in Sustainable Tourism
The New Zealand Tourism Sustainability Commitment aims to see every New Zealand tourism business committed to sustainability by 2025. Our vision is Leading the World in Sustainable Tourism - Toitū te taiao, toitū te tāpoi. E kōkiri ana e Aotearoa. To deliver on this, we must grow an industry which delivers high quality experiences for both ...
Environmental impacts of tourism
"New Zealand has a long history of concern for the environmental impacts of tourism, but when 52% of New Zealanders now think predicted tourism growth is 'too much' (up from 30% in 2015), 43% think tourism puts too much pressure on New Zealand, and more than a quarter think there are too many international visitors, it's time to take ...
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Tourism sector's contribution to New Zealand. Before COVID-19, tourism was New Zealand's largest export industry and delivered $40.9 billion to the country. Tourism made a significant positive impact on regional economies supporting employment by directly employing 8.4 percent (229,566 people) of the New Zealand workforce.
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Visitors who come to New Zealand because of Queenstown spend $157- $254 million per annum in the rest of the South Island. 5This spending generates $988 million-$1.10 billion to the South Island's GDP, and 9,600- 11,600 jobs in the South Island. 6 4Ibid. 5Per year, not including Queenstown.
New Zealand: perceived negative environmental impacts of tourism 2023
Published by Statista Research Department , Aug 16, 2023. In a survey conducted in 2023 among New Zealanders on their views of tourism, the top perceived negative impact of tourism on the ...
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Stats NZ develops and publishes the Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) with funding we provide. The 2023 TSA report provides a picture of the role tourism plays in New Zealand, with information on the changing levels and impact of tourism activity. Results cover provisional figures for the year ended March 2023, and detailed results for 2022.
Excitement among Cook Islands tourism operators and officials at the opening of quarantine-free travel with Aotearoa New Zealand was understandable. The impact of the pandemic on the island nation ...
a devastating impact on New Zealand's tourism "FY21 put Tourism New Zealand's agility to the test, with strong results. We look forward to doing all we can to support the safe recovery of tourism when the time is right." Jamie Tuuta, Tourism New Zealand Chair René de Monchy, Tourism New Zealand Chief Executive 2020/2021 at a glance sector.
In the year ended March 2020, tourism generated 5.5 per cent of New Zealand-Aotearoa's GDP and 20.1 per cent of exports [Tourism Satellite Account, Year ended March 2020]. The sector also employed 225,000 people. But the impact of COVID-19 on the tourism sector has been severe. International visitor arrivals to New Zealand decreased 98.6% and ...
New Zealand's regenerative tourism goals. Ambitious regenerative targets have been set to decarbonize travel in Aotearoa-New Zealand. Electric vehicles have been actively incentivized by the New Zealand government. And with its compact geography and holiday-park infrastructure, road-tripping via electric cars and campervans is very achievable.
FUTURE TRENDS FOR NEW ZEALAND'S TOURISM SECTOR. The 2018 Tourism Satellite Account tells us that since 2010, the value of New Zealand's tourism sector has grown from $25.6 billion to $39.1 billion per annum, with particularly high growth experienced between 2014 and 2018.
These are: i) elevate 'Brand New Zealand' so international travellers see New Zealand as a leading aspirational destination, ii) rebuild tourism on a sustainable and regenerative model (see Box 3.10), iii) ensure that tourism's costs and negative impacts are mitigated or priced into the visitor experience, and iv) establish partnerships ...
In 2020, COVID-19's impact on New Zealand tourism was significant, with New Zealand's national carrier Air New Zealand grounded, international arrivals came to a halt. Tourism and potential recession. Queenstown, the epicentre of New Zealand international tourism, became a ghost town in contrast to its usual state of operating. A country where ...
In 2019, international tourism was worth $12.6bn (£9bn) in total, with Australians contributing $1.94bn. Between 1.18 and 1.5 million Australians came to New Zealand annually, accounting for 40% ...
The impact of COVID-19 on tourism is forecasted to be a loss of up to NZ$17.28bn compared to 2019 ( TNZ, 2020 ). The impact on industry included Air New Zealand's profits falling from NZ$109m in 2019 to a loss of NZ$72m in 2020 ( Zealand, 2021 ).
Before COVID-19, tourism was New Zealand's largest export industry and delivered $40.9 billion to the country. Tourism also made a significant positive impact on regional economies supporting employment by directly employing 8.4 percent (229,566 people) of the New Zealand workforce," Stuart Nash said.
Highlights. •. Impacts of rising numbers of tourists are being felt in places around New Zealand. •. Overtourism threatens environmental harm, residents' support and Brand New Zealand. •. A sustainable market orientation to tourism policy in New Zealand is needed. •.
A new report pushes for a modern tourism model, including the introduction of airport departure taxes, to enhance New Zealand's competitive advantage in a climate-conscious world.
In financial year 2023, the number of international visitor arrivals to New Zealand rebounded, increasing by over 2.2 million from the previous year, allowing the country's tourism businesses to ...
Tourism in New Zealand comprised an important sector of the national economy - tourism directly contributed NZ$16.2 billion (or 5.8%) of the country's GDP in the year ended March 2019. As of 2016 tourism supported 188,000 full-time-equivalent jobs (nearly 7.5% of New Zealand's workforce). The flow-on effects of tourism indirectly contributed a further 4.3% of GDP (or NZ$9.8 billion).
Climate change impacts weigh on New Zealand tourism industry. 7:59 am on 11 November 2022. Share this. Tess Brunton, Otago/Southland reporter. tessbrunton489 [email protected]. Tourism Industry Aotearoa chief executive said climate change was an inescapable reality for the sector. Photo: RNZ/Tess Brunton.
Tourism. Tourism statistics give you information about the tourism industry in New Zealand. Find information about: arrivals and departures by overseas visitors and New Zealand residents. Number Months before March 2020 are no longer revised for seasonally adjusted series. Months from March 2020 to December 2022 reflect actual values without ...
The New Zealand Tourism Sustainability Commitment aims to see every New Zealand tourism business committed to sustainability by 2025. Our vision is Leading the World in Sustainable Tourism - Toitū te taiao, toitū te tāpoi. E kōkiri ana e Aotearoa. To deliver on this, we must grow an industry which delivers high quality experiences for both ...
"New Zealand has a long history of concern for the environmental impacts of tourism, but when 52% of New Zealanders now think predicted tourism growth is 'too much' (up from 30% in 2015), 43% think tourism puts too much pressure on New Zealand, and more than a quarter think there are too many international visitors, it's time to take ...
Tourism sector's contribution to New Zealand. Before COVID-19, tourism was New Zealand's largest export industry and delivered $40.9 billion to the country. Tourism made a significant positive impact on regional economies supporting employment by directly employing 8.4 percent (229,566 people) of the New Zealand workforce.
Visitors who come to New Zealand because of Queenstown spend $157- $254 million per annum in the rest of the South Island. 5This spending generates $988 million-$1.10 billion to the South Island's GDP, and 9,600- 11,600 jobs in the South Island. 6 4Ibid. 5Per year, not including Queenstown.
Published by Statista Research Department , Aug 16, 2023. In a survey conducted in 2023 among New Zealanders on their views of tourism, the top perceived negative impact of tourism on the ...