Tourism New Zealand Travel Trade

Tourism New Zealand Travel Trade

Advertising Services

Supporting travel advisors to sell New Zealand

About us

Tourism New Zealand is the organisation responsible for marketing New Zealand to the world as a holiday destination. Our in-market trade teams offer training, events and day-to-day marketing support for partners in each of our key markets. This page is dedicated to our travel advisor community across the globe. Follow us for tips, training, and resources to make New Zealand an irresistible destination for your clients.

Industry
Advertising Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Auckland

Updates

  • Kia ora from Tourism New Zealand! This page is dedicated to connecting with international #traveladvisors because you’re super important to us. Follow us here to discover how we can support you -- our #travelindustry friends -- to sell #newzealand. Each week, we post useful #traveltips and tools to help you and your business, and share inspiring stories from Aotearoa New Zealand. But it's not just about us, we want to hear your feedback on what we can do to help you. #travelagents #newzealandtourism #newzealandtravel

  • We love food here in Aotearoa New Zealand 😋 New Zealand's diverse and multicultural culinary scene means your clients are well-catered for, no matter their dietary needs. Cafes and restaurants across the motu (country) offer gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian and vegan options, with menus often highlighting tailored dishes. For self-catering, ethnic grocers, specialty food stores and weekend farmers’ markets are widely available. #experttip suggest a foodie tour with Matakana Tours from Auckland to explore boutique wineries, gourmet producers and an oyster farm tour. Big Foody Tours are another great option with tours in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin.

    • Woman's hand squeezing lemon over oysters [photo by Miles Holden]
    • Group of people picking lemons off a lemon tree at Hapuku Kitchen in Kaikōura [photo by Miles Holden]
    • Group of people eating fish and chips on the wharf in Tauranga [photo by Camilla Rutherford]
    • Two people sitting on the deck of a cabin set within vineyards at Matawhero Wines in Gisborne [photo by Matawhero Wines]
  • Are your clients' keen hikers, interested in exploring national parks? Or perhaps they want to relax on beautiful beaches and encounter unique wildlife? 🥾🐬 If the answer is “yes” to any of these activities, recommend they walk the Abel Tasman Coast Track in Nelson Tasman, a year-round multi-day adventure that captures New Zealand’s pristine natural highlights in one spectacular trip. Book your clients on a three-to-five-day guided hiking or kayaking trip with Wilsons Abel Tasman – boutique beachfront accommodation and seasonal cuisine included in the rates. Friendly guides and hosts ensure your clients are cared for throughout their trip. Watch our latest video to learn more ▶️

  • Are your clients interested in visiting a marae in Aotearoa New Zealand? They can now experience an extraordinary journey with Ngāti Hauaroa (local tribe) at Morero Marae, in the beautiful Ruapehu region. From cultural immersion sessions to exploring significant sites or taking river and native forest journeys, Morero Marae has opened its doors to manuhiri (visitors) offering private and group bookings year-round. This is an unforgettable way for your clients to embrace New Zealand's cultural heritage authentically while giving back to local communities. Read our "What's New in New Zealand" article for more information and the latest tourism updates 👉 https://lnkd.in/gJzh59b5

    • Group of people standing outside the Morero Marae meeting house in Ruapehu [photo by Visit Ruapehu]
    • Three people cycling over the Bridge to Nowhere surrounded by lush, green native forest in Whanganui National Park [photo by Visit Ruapehu]
    • Mother and daughter standing on the edge of a river with a waterfall in the background at Blue Duck Station, Ruapehu [photo by Visit Ruapehu]
    • View looking through a cave archway towards a person kayaking on the Whanganui River [photo by Visit Ruapehu]
  • Aotearoa New Zealand's people, culture and natural environment are what makes us unique. We all have a shared responsibility to look after our place and people, and to help others do the same. Tiaki – Care for New Zealand shows manuhiri (visitors) how to care for New Zealand while travelling through our home. 🌿 💚 🌏 Tiaki is a shared kaupapa by Tourism New Zealand, New Zealand Māori Tourism, Tourism Industry Aotearoa, Regional Tourism New Zealand, Tourism Holdings Limited, Department of Conservation (DOC) and Air New Zealand

  • Ngā mihi ō te wā (season's greetings)! As we wrap up another stellar year, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your support and engagement. We hope this festive season brings joy and unforgettable moments, whether you’re exploring far-away lands (like Aotearoa New Zealand 😉), or enjoying a staycation with loved ones. Here’s to a merry and bright new year ahead! Thank you for being part of our whānau (family), we look forward to sharing the best of our motu (country) with you in 2025 🎄🎁✨

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  • Introducing the Sky Tower's NEW Lookout observation deck, which has opened on level 53, 186 metres / 610 feet above Tamaki Makaurau Auckland’s iconic skyline. Featuring: ✨ Panoramic 360˚ views over the city and Hauraki Gulf ✨ Lewis Road Creamery ice cream ✨ A front-row seat to SkyWalkers and SkyJumpers as they prepare to take the plunge! #experttip pair your client’s Sky Tower experience with an overnight stay at SkyCity Hotel or the new 5-star Horizon Hotel and enjoy an evening of fine dining at Orbit 360˚ or cocktails and snacks at SkyBar, overlooking the twinkling city lights. Read our "What's New" article for all the latest updates 👉 https://lnkd.in/gJzh59b5

    • Auckland City at Night with the Sky Tower lit up in bright white lights
    • Group of people braving the Sky Tower's Sky Walk in Auckland
    • Two people looking out across Auckland's waterfront with the Sky Tower in the background [photo by Miles Holden]
    • Two people enjoying a drink at the Sky Tower's Observation Deck in Auckland
  • Treat your clients to the charm of Hawke’s Bay, the newest Great Wine Capital of the World! 🥂🚲 From award-winning cellar doors like Craggy Range Vineyards Ltd to luxury stays at Cape Kidnappers, this region blends indulgence, with nature and Art Deco architecture. With high sunshine hours, scenic trails, and cosy winter dining, it’s perfect for year-round escapes. A must visit is Mission Estate Winery & Restaurant home to New Zealand’s very first vines and a fascinating wine history. Expert tip: Getting to Hawke’s Bay is easy. Air New Zealand has regular flights into Napier from main centres and it is just a 3 hour drive from Rotorua, 4 hours from Wellington, or 5.5 hours from Auckland. Check out our top experiences in Hawke's Bay 👇 https://lnkd.in/g-Wj3YeR Hawke's Bay Tourism

  • The popular Mautohe Cathedral Cove Track has officially re-opened with walkers once again able to visit this iconic coastal location by foot 🏖️ With its turquoise waters, white sands framed by native pōhutukawa trees and dramatic rock stacks, this is a must-visit destination for many beachgoers, hikers, swimmers, snorkellers and divers. When visiting remember that Cathedral Cove is remote and manuhiri (visitors) should bring sturdy footwear, plenty of water and sun protection. Encourage your clients to follow the Tiaki Promise and take all rubbish with them and leave nature as they found it. There is no parking at the start of the walking track. It’s recommended that visitors park at the Hahei Visitor Carpark and walk or take the shuttle to the start of the track at Grange Road. Check out our top 10 things to do while in the Coromandel 👉 https://lnkd.in/gnm3tjDc

    • Cathedral Cove Beach from the air in the Coromandel [image by Miles Holden]
    • Diver exploring the waters of Cathedral Cove in the Coromandel [photo by Matt Crawford]
    • Glass bottom boat trip to Cathedral Cove in Coromandel [photo by Miles Holden]
  • The iconic Cook Strait journey is a 3-3.5 hour ferry crossing linking the North and South Islands, between Wellington and Picton and showcases the stunning scenery of Wellington Harbour, Cook Strait and the Marlborough Sounds 🌊 Your clients can now enjoy the journey in comfort and luxury with Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferries NEW Pōhutukawa Lounge 🚢 Launching on 1 December 2024, this exclusive adults-only lounge (for ages 16 years and above) offers premium seating, panoramic views, all-inclusive food and drink, barista coffee and entertainment. Enjoy the lounge for $80 per person.   For specific sailing times and booking info 👇  https://lnkd.in/gtnF2pSE

    • Bluebridge Ferry leaving Wellington Harbour
    • Woman looking at the Marlborough Sounds while aboard the Bluebridge Ferry
    • Bluebridge Ferry's NEW Pōhutakawa Lounge
    • Aerial view of the Bluebridge Ferry as it travels through the Marlborough Sounds

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