Millions in tourism funding is set to be cut by the regional council and channelled to environmental projects.
The wingsuit flyers are among 600 who have attempted the jump from Panlong Cliff in Tianmenshan National Forest Park.
Extensions to the trail are expected to take up to two years to complete.
Guests in short-term commercial accommodation in the year to February was the highest on record.
A report report also notes pressure on private landowners who allow access to their land.
6000 employees will boost the NZ tourism industry.
One of the biggest sporting events to ever hit Christchurch begins today.
The mammoth non-stop flight will see Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners making the trip.
The glowing review will reach millions of Americans and their tourist dollars.
They've announced a working group to look at the issue, but are they moving too slow?
Seven Sharp's Michael Holland put Abel Tasman Lodge to the test.
The government is investing $5 million in the project which will take about 5000 trucks off the road.
The German and Australian tourists have faced backlash after visiting a soup kitchen in their efforts to travel for free.
The couple are trying to travel the country without spending a cent.
"I’ve been hearing dissatisfaction with the current situation," Kelvin Davis said.
The council is banning freedom campers from Lake Hayes Reserve and the Shotover Delta.
It's a social media sensation but some are taking selfies too far.
The government is pledging $1.7 million towards charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
A tourism leader says NZ will suffer if a lack of investment reduces the visitor experience.
The social media app has announced the country's ten most popular locations.
Normally leading from the front on the field, Sio Siua Taukeiaho froze for a while before taking the leap off the Sky Tower in Auckland.
Thrill-seekers could soon be enjoying the vistas in the flesh.
Auckland's Tourism department wants to enable cruise ships holding more than 5000 passengers to dock.
Millions of tourists have enjoyed the town's stunning views from a fibreglass bubble.
The Lions tour and a large spike in US visitors accounted for a record tourist spend.
Seven Sharp's Mike Thorpe went to Cromwell to ride the bungy-bus.
Glenn Ormsby is looking forward to the re-opening of quake-ravaged SH1.
The team was welcomed to Ruapotaka Marae in Glen Innes last night ahead of today's games.
A complete lack of public toilets is causing big problems for some.
Many of the original staff members jumped on-board.
