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Carino Wildlife Cruises receives international recognition
Carino wildlife cruises has been recognised as one of a special group of the world’s leading responsible whale and dolphin watching tour operators delivering wildlife friendly encounters and, outstanding customer experiences.
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Protecting New Zealand's marine wildlife
Kaikoura Helicopters has partnered with marine mammal welfare organisation Project Jonah, and together they are on a mission to protect New Zealand’s marine wildlife.
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Walter Peak and Canyon Brewing chefs cook for blessings
With no tourists to cater for during the COVID-19 period, Real Journeys Walter Peak and Canyon Brewing chefs volunteered their time and skills to cook for local charity Baskets of Blessing, which provides frozen meals and surprise gift baskets to locals in need in the Queenstown community.
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GO Rentals gets perfect score in Canstar Blue Awards
Independent New Zealand car rental company GO Rentals has received top marks in the Canstar car hire customer satisfaction survey for the second time in three years.
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Camp Glenorchy receives prestigious ILFI certification
Camp Glenorchy Eco Retreat has received the world’s first-ever ILFI certification of sustainability for visitor accommodations.
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Abel Tasman Canyons goes Zero Carbon
Adventure tour operator Abel Tasman Canyons is now a certified Zero Carbon business with EKOS.
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In-flight waste diverted from landfill
Air New Zealand project diverts nearly 900 tonnes of in-flight waste from landfill.
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Great things, small packages
The Camp at Lake Hawea is hoping for happy campers with its latest product, a romance package for two.
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The Rees joins urban trapping movement
The Rees Hotel joins the newest addition to the local urban trapping movement family.
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Carbon-Free Ziplining
Queenstown’s Ziptrek Ecotours was stoked to be celebrating Christmas early with the announcement it’s the first Queenstown company to achieve Zero Carbon Business for 2019.
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Innovation is the Spirit of Queenstown
Queenstown’s first dinner cruise is starting this summer thanks to a partnership between tourism operator Southern Discoveries and one of the town’s top restaurateurs.
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Novotel fundraiser for Christchurch teen
Novotel Christchurch Airport welcomed its first guests with a special charity night at the $80-million hotel.
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YHA reconfirms carboNZero certification
YHA New Zealand has reconfirmed its carboNZero certification by celebrating a 21% reduction in carbon emissions since 2016.
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Mount holiday park reducing waste
Cosy Corner Holiday Park in Mount Maunganui are doing their bit to reduce plastic waste and have been rewarded for their efforts.
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Discover Waitomo: no use for single-use plastic
Discover Waitomo commits to going completely plastic-free by 2021.
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Return of the Tawaki: Southern Discoveries' Sponsorship Success
Premium tourism company, Southern Discoveries, celebrates fourth year sponsoring Tawaki Project.
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VisitorPoint: Knowing the value of a living wage
VisitorPoint is right on the money with its commitment to paying all staff the Living Wage.
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Motueka business makes a further push towards New Zealand-wide sustainability
More than 100,000 single-use cups have been prevented from going into landfills as a result of the CupCycling™ scheme which supports cafes to offer reusable takeaway cups.
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Innovation on the Milford with Go Orange
When you’re a well-known and successful tourism operator with a reputation for innovation, continually making sure your visitor experience is fresh and exciting can be a challenge.
But Go Orange have outdone themselves again with the new-look Milford Haven.
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Banks Peninsula penguins thriving, thanks to local farmers and tourism
A downturn in farming, and absolute determination from a group of Banks Peninsula farmers to stay afloat, was the inspiration for one of New Zealand’s most beautiful and diverse walking tracks – the Banks Track.
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