Tourism News: 2 September 2020

No images? Click here Latest news from Tourism New Zealand | 13 July 2020   Kia ora THE,  This week I had the pleasure of being hosted by the ChristchurchNZ team. Their own domestic campaign ExploreCHC continues to showcase Canterbury and the West Coast, and I can’t wait to see what they've got in store in the coming weeks. While there, I was able to hear from a range of operators about how they have been responding to the challenges COVID-19 has been throwing at them and I was impressed at the innovation and optimism they are showing despite the uncertainty ahead. I was invited to give a presentation to ChristchurchNZ’s Business Partner network, about Tourism New Zealand’s strategy, activity and results. It will be online next week if you want to check it out. It's great to have Auckland join the rest of New Zealand in Alert Level 2 this week and I know this will be welcomed by many businesses and regions around the country. As Tourism New Zealand continues its work to encourage domestic activity we will also work with ATEED to support Auckland as they come out of level 3. We’ll share more information with you on this soon. This week the Tourism Futures Taskforce have invited the public to provide their views on the future of tourism. This is an important opportunity to shape and inform the future of the tourism system and I encourage you to find out more. Tourism New Zealand will be making a submission outlining how we’d like to see tourism enrich New Zealand and the lives of New Zealanders and I know that many of you will be too.     Ngā mihi, Stephen England-Hall Chief Executive, Tourism New Zealand   Showcasing the NZ experience​ A range of New Zealand operators and products from across the country are being showcased in a series of new videos for the global travel trade.  Find out more    Good Morning World award The epic 365 day Good Morning World campaign has just taken out a prestigious  global EFFIE award.  Find out more Support on offer to you  There's a range of support on offer for you, including the expanded tourism advisory support service.  Find out more   Upcoming webinar: How to leverage social media Interested in how your business can use social media? Register now to learn how  social media can boost your business. Find out more Missed one of our recent webinars? If you've missed one of our recent webinars you can catch up by watching the recordings on our website. Find out more   Tourism New Zealand, Manaakitanga Aotearoa. PO Box 95, Level 23, Aon Centre, 1 Willis Street, Wellington, New Zealand. Phone +64 4 462 8000 | Email comms@tnz.govt.nz www.tourismnewzealand.com | www.newzealand.com You're receiving this email because you subscribed to our mailing list.   Share    Tweet    Share    Forward  Preferences  |  Unsubscribe