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The smaller regional airline is taking on the big guys at Air NZ.

A Cook Islands travel bubble with New Zealand is coming on May 17 and we can't wait New Zealand's quarantine-free travel bubble with the Cook Islands will begin on May 17 - but with a "flyer-beware" caveat and a more precautionary approach should an outbreak happen there. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern confirmed the start date at a post-Cabinet press conference this afternoon. "It will mean families can reconnect, commercial arrangements can resume and Kiwis can take a much-welcomed winter break and support the Cook Islands' tourism sector and recovery," Ardern said. In a Facebook video, Cook ...

Here's why one economist says you can feel good about booking a holiday to Rarotonga.

6 hours ago Video: A look back at China Southern Airlines' first flight to New Zealand. Credits: Video: Newshub - Image: Auckland International Airport So much has changed since China Southern Airlines began flights to Auckland, but after 10 years the airline says it's still committed to the New Zealand market. It may be hard to believe, but China Southern was the first airline from mainland China to operate flights to New Zealand when it launched its service from Guangzhou on April 9, 2011. That number has grown to five since then. Air China, China Eastern Airlines, Hainan Airlines and Sich...

Share on Twitter Prime Minister Scott Morrison is likely to be one of the first Australians to skip New Zealand's quarantine queue when the long-awaited trans-Tasman bubble is finally launched. On Tuesday afternoon, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will announce a start date for quarantine-free travel for Australians to visit New Zealand. Given all Australian states except Western Australia are already open to visitors from New Zealand, this will effectively open the trans-Tasman bubble. With the bubble will come the resumption of tourism, the reuniting of families, and t...