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Minister of Tourism Another cash lifeline is being rolled out to the regions after the approval of funding towards a wide range of events and activities to stimulate domestic tourism. Contracts have now been signed with all nine regional tourism groupings to enable the $50 million Regional Events Fund to be distributed around the country. “Event organisers and tourism operators from Northland to Southland will benefit from the events outlined in the plans from their regional organisations,” said Tourism Minister Stuart Nash. “Events drive visitors, which brings economic spin-offs across...

Press Release – New Zealand Government Hon Stuart Nash Minister of Tourism Another cash lifeline is being rolled out to the regions after the approval of funding towards a wide range of events and activities to stimulate domestic tourism. Contracts have now been signed with all nine regional tourism groupings to enable the $50 million Regional Events Fund to be distributed around the country. “Event organisers and tourism operators from Northland to Southland will benefit from the events outlined in the plans from their regional organisations,” said Tourism Minister Stuart Nash. “Even...

Friday, 18 December, 2020 - 12:09 Taupō District Mayor David Trewavas has welcomed the announcement from Tourism Minister Stuart Nash outlining $3.75m in government funding to support events that will encourage visitors to Taupō, Rotorua, Ruapehu and Waikato. The funding is part of the $50m Regional Events Fund which aims to stimulate domestic tourism and travel, and will support the development of events along the ‘Thermal Explorer Highway’. Mayor David Trewavas said the funding was the first to be announced from the Regional Events Fund and showed the importance of collabora...

Thermal Explorer Highway funding approved by Tourism Minister Stuart Nash 17 Dec, 2020 12:35 AM 2 minutes to read The funding for event planning along the Thermal Explorer Highway will now be released. Photo / File The funding for event planning along the Thermal Explorer Highway will now be released. Photo / File Rotorua Daily Post An iconic tourism attraction that links communities across Waikato, Rotorua, Lake Taupō and Ruapehu has won government support to develop events for visitors. Tourism Minister Stuart Nash announced today an application for $3.75 million had been approved. The f...