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Tourism New Zealand Combats Fatigue in New 'Recharge Season' Campaign

Creative 58 Add to collection The fully integrated marketing communications campaign includes television, radio, out-of-home, digital, social media and PR Tourism New Zealand has officially launched a new holiday season – Recharge Season – and is encouraging Kiwis to book a holiday that will leave them feeling refreshed and ready for the year ahead as part of a new campaign developed by Special Group. The new season is in response to a recent survey commissioned by Tourism New Zealand that revealed almost half of Kiwis feel that 2020 has impacted their levels of fatigue more than any year in recent memory, and almost a third of New Zealanders finished their summer holidays still feeling worn out.

Active holidays more refreshing than fly and flop, show fatigue studies

Active holidays more refreshing than fly and flop, show fatigue studies 28 Apr, 2021 07:05 AM 4 minutes to read Swap hanging at a fly and flop resort for an active holiday : Canopy Tours, Rotorua. Photo / Supplied, TNZ Swap hanging at a fly and flop resort for an active holiday : Canopy Tours, Rotorua. Photo / Supplied, TNZ Thomas Bywater is a writer and digital producer for Herald Travelthomas.bywater@nzherald.co.nz@ThomasBywater The national tourism body is urging Kiwis to ditch the fly and flop and instead opt for a recharge holiday. It is about now that New Zealanders would normally be planning to fly in search for some winter sun. Given recent events – say, the entirety of 2020 – checking out for a snooze at a beachy resort is not an option.

Auckland To Host Epilepsy Conference In 2022

Wednesday, 28 April 2021, 4:21 pm Auckland has won the bid to host the 36th Annual Scientific Meeting for the Epilepsy Society of Australia The event, which will be held in November 2022, will bring together 250 specialists involved in the diagnosis, treatment and research of epilepsy from Australia and New Zealand. The bid - secured by Auckland Convention Bureau (ACB), a division of Auckland Unlimited, in partnership with Epilepsy Society of Australia, and with support from Tourism New Zealand - is expected to generate over $415,000 in economic impact for Auckland, including a total of 1,000 visitor nights. Auckland Unlimited’s Head of Major and Business Events, Richard Clarke, says

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Press Release – Auckland Unlimited Auckland has won the bid to host the 36th Annual Scientific Meeting for the Epilepsy Society of Australia The event, which will be held in November 2022, will bring together 250 specialists involved in the diagnosis, treatment and research of epilepsy from Australia and New Zealand. The bid – secured by Auckland Convention Bureau (ACB), a division of Auckland Unlimited, in partnership with Epilepsy Society of Australia, and with support from Tourism New Zealand – is expected to generate over $415,000 in economic impact for Auckland, including a total of 1,000 visitor nights. Auckland Unlimited’s Head of Major and Business Events, Richard Clarke, says attracting international conferences is important for Auckland’s business events sector.

Tourism New Zealand Announces 'Recharge Season' To Combat Fatigue

Thursday, 29 April 2021, 5:39 am Tourism New Zealand has officially launched a new holiday season – Recharge Season – and is encouraging Kiwis to book a recharging holiday The decision to launch a new season is in response to the exceptional level of fatigue facing the nation – with 42% of New Zealanders saying 2020 has made them wearier than ever Leading psychologist Jacqui Maguire says meaningful recharge involves both passive (rest) and active recovery. To optimise your downtime, it’s helpful to plan how you’ll engage in meaningful activities Active Recharge at OAMARU STEAMPUNK Tourism New Zealand has officially launched a new holiday season – Recharge Season – and is encouraging Kiwis to book a

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Press Release – Tourism New Zealand Tourism New Zealand has officially launched a new holiday season Recharge Season and is encouraging Kiwis to book a recharging holiday The decision to launch a new season is in response to the exceptional level of fatigue facing the nation … Tourism New Zealand has officially launched a new holiday season – Recharge Season – and is encouraging Kiwis to book a recharging holiday The decision to launch a new season is in response to the exceptional level of fatigue facing the nation – with 42% of New Zealanders saying 2020 has made them wearier than ever Leading psychologist Jacqui Maguire says meaningful recharge involves both passive (rest) and active recovery. To optimise your downtime, it’s helpful to plan how you’ll engage in meaningful activities

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NZ national conference industry association appoints two new board members New Zealand’s national conference industry association, Business Events Industry Aotearoa (BEIA), has appointed two new board members: David Perks from WellingtonNZ, and independent board director, David Downs. BEIA board chair, Tony Gardner says both will add new skillsets, wide experience, and influence to help BEIA respond to the most pressing issues facing the business events industry. David Perks is general manager, regional development, destination and attraction at WellingtonNZ, the capital’s economic development agency. He is also the chair of Regional Tourism NZ, is a board member of Tourism Industry Aotearoa, and has held several other appointed governance roles in tourism sector organisations.

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