| No Images? Click here  Latest news from Tourism New Zealand | 10 April 2019 Kia ora THE, Welcome to our new look Tourism News. It’s been refreshed based on your feedback. You told us you wanted more insights, market information, shorter articles and a monthly format. So that’s what we are going to do. As many of you will know, following the Christchurch attacks we paused our activity for a short time. As planned, we have now started to resume activity in some markets. For instance, in China we have started back with some global brand campaign work. We will also resume social media posts on WeChat and Weibo this week. Next month we will be providing you with an in-depth update on our China market, for now make sure you check out our newly updated market pages on our website and make sure you register for our upcoming webinar about how to utilise the tourism data we are providing you through our Figure.NZ partnership.  Ngā mihi, Stephen England-Hall  Strong growth from China amid moderating visitor arrival growth An early Chinese New Year resulted in strong January holiday visitor arrivals from China, while other key markets follow global trends with an expected slowdown in growth.  Want to attract visitors from a particular market? The market pages on our corporate website contain all the information you need to know about each of our key markets.  China-New Zealand Year of Tourism officially opened Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis and China’s Minister of Culture and Tourism Luo Shugang hosted the opening event at Te Papa. Webinar: Tourism data and Figure.NZ 10 - 11am, Wednesday 1 May 2019 Join Tourism New Zealand's Industry Insights Specialist, Bryce Kelliher and Figure.NZ Chief Data Officer, Andrea Carboni to learn more about the power of tourism and insights data and the Figure.NZ tourism data portal. Tourism New Zealand has partnered with innovative data leaders, Figure.NZ to bring New Zealand tourism data together into a single, easy-to-use platform. Register for upcoming events China ADS market update: 10am - 1pm, 5 June 2019, Heritage Hotel, Auckland. Please RSVP to chinamarket@tnz.govt.nz by 5pm, 29 May. The events calendar on our corporate website has recently been updated. You can view it or download a PDF copy of it here: www.tourismnewzealand.com/events.
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Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Tourism News - 10 April 2019
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