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Registrations are now open for Tourism New Zealand’s next series of industry webinars, which kick off on 4th June. These one-hour online webinars are an easy way to keep up to date with the latest market trends, strategic planning and upcoming campaign and trade activity.
There’s an array of interesting tourism industry webinars coming up offered by Tourism New Zealand. With the convenience of being part of a webinar from your own computer or phone, it’s an easy way to be kept up to date on market trends, campaigns, strategic plans and tourism trade activity
Tony Ward discusses the views of environmental scientist Dr. Mike Joy in relation to our tourism industry and 100% Pure branding by Tourism New Zealand.
Do you have some ideas to help Tourism New Zealand with their marketing in the short term? We think many of the blog followers do and so hope you will take the following opportunity to provide it in a more formal feedback process to Tourism New Zealand.
An interesting discussion on our Linkedin Group has created quite a response in comments from the group followers so we thought it would be worthwhile bringing the debate on to this blog too. Let us know your thoughts too!
Gina Paladini offers ways for tourism businesses to capitalise on the upcoming “The Hobbit” movie as a way to boost tourism to New Zealand
The latest campaign by Tourism NZ has evolved the 100% Pure brand with a noticeable shift in focus to connect at an emotional level highlighting things travellers can experience in New Zealand
It’s been around for over 10 years and is quite possibly one of the most successful and unique tourism brands in the world that has stood the test of time. But is it time for something new?
“What’s the difference between Tourism NZ, Ministry of Tourism, Maori Tourism Council – RTO’s, MRTO’s – overkill?” Good question! What are all their different functions and is it overkill or just confusing?
If you haven’t checked it out already then have a look at the Tourism New Zealand “Marketing Toolbox” section of their corporate website.