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'Pretty dire': Operators in tourism hotspots facing 'uncertainty' if low visitor numbers continue - Vimarsana News

'Pretty dire': Operators in tourism hotspots facing 'uncertainty' if low visitor numbers continue

'Pretty dire': Operators in tourism hotspots facing 'uncertainty' if low visitor numbers continue Newshub 8/02/2021 © Newshub. Watch: Tourism operators in Queenstown and Rotorua facing 'uncertainty' if low visitor numbers continue. There's growing concern among some tourism industry operators throughout New Zealand that the next few months could be make or break for them. Businesses in tourism hotspots of both Rotorua and Queenstown, both of which have been forced to rely on domestic tourism, say they're in survival mode now the school holidays are over. Erna Spijkerbosch, owner of Queen...

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Rotorua Tourist Attractions: New website encourages travellers to create their own city experience - Vimarsana News

Rotorua Tourist Attractions: New website encourages travellers to create their own city experience

Rotorua Tourist Attractions: New website encourages travellers to create their own city experience 13 Dec, 2020 01:00 AM 5 minutes to read Mike Gallagher has relaunched his website with a new click-and-go voucher system. Photo / Caroline Fleming A new initiative allowing travellers to create their own Rotorua experience has been introduced to help boost the city's tourism industry. Rotorua Association of Motels chairman Mike Gallagher has relaunched Rotorua Tourist Attractions, which was originally developed about four years ago as a coupon download website. The newly relau...

Conservation: Lynmore Primary School students give back to Canopy Tours - Vimarsana News

Conservation: Lynmore Primary School students give back to Canopy Tours

Conservation: Lynmore Primary School students give back to Canopy Tours 10 Dec, 2020 07:14 PM 2 minutes to read Room 2 presenting their donation to Rotorua Canopy Tours. Photo / Supplied Shauni James is the Rotorua Weekender reportershauni.james@nzme.co.nz@thedailypost Lynmore Primary School pupils were excited and ecstatic to present a donation raised through hard work to a local cause. The school's Room 2 pupils presented $700 to Rotorua Canopy Tours at the school on Tuesday morning. The pupils held a bake sale to raise the money. Teacher Nikki Filipo said the class had been studying power,...