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23/05/2013
Queenstown named one of world's top 25 destinations

Queenstown named one of world's top 25 destinations

Queenstown has been voted one of the world’s top destinations by the largest online travel »»

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Airline bigwig shown Queenstown's jewels

Airline bigwig shown Queenstown's jewels

A leading airline’s Australasian vice president has been given the VIP treatment in »»

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Best snow’s just a short hop over the ditch, maaaate

Best snow’s just a short hop over the ditch, maaaate

Australian tourists increasingly view Queenstown as their “local” winter destination, »»

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Six-year-old shows no fear in skydiving

Six-year-old shows no fear in skydiving

A Queenstown tourism operator hopes one young Indian girl’s big leap is part of a growing »»

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We ain’t no Vegas chapel - inundated pastor

We ain’t no Vegas chapel - inundated pastor

A Queenstown pastor says his church is no Vegas-style wedding chapel – after requests swarmed »»

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Queenstown to benefit from Auckland convention centre, DQ boss says

Queenstown to benefit from Auckland convention centre, DQ boss says

Destination Queenstown’s boss says he’s very pleased the green light’s been given »»

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New cycleway attracts most riders in country

New cycleway attracts most riders in country

Queenstown’s new cycle trail network is the most popular in the country, according to »»

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It’s a tow-plane combo

It’s a tow-plane combo

A Queenstown hang-gliding operator is taking a novel approach to Glenorchy skies this winter to »»

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PM reiterates Queenstown convention centre backing

PM reiterates Queenstown convention centre backing

Prime Minister and Tourism Minister John Key today (Wednesday) reiterated the Government is »»

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‘We blew Korea – let’s not repeat with China’

Auckland International Airport’s new boss is warning the tourism industry to learn from the Korean visitor market implosion.  The airport’s chief executive Adrian Littlewood says its implosion in the early 2000s shows how quickly the tap of a fast-growing market – like China »»

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