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An agent-based model of tourist movements in New Zealand: implications for spatial yield
(Lincoln University. Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, 2011-12)
Tourism is New Zealand’s fourth largest industry, providing jobs for thousands of New
Zealanders and significant foreign capital for the nation’s economy. Of concern to ministry and industry
decision makers is the “spatial ...
'Van tour' and 'Doing a Contiki": grand 'backpacker' tours of Europe
(Channel View Publications., 2008)
The need to research a wider geographic diversity of destinations and
backpacker contexts has been recognised as an area of concern in
backpacker studies (Richards & Wilson, 2004b). While a range of studies
and market ...
Climate and weather impacts on tourism in New Zealand
(2010)
Climate and its manifestation as weather are important facilitators for tourism, and changes in climatic conditions are therefore important for its ongoing viability. Projected changes of climate relevant for New Zealand ...
Cruise ship tourism in Akaroa: visitor experiences, expenditures, and business stakeholder perceptions
This presentation reports on the findings of a survey of cruise visitor perceptions, expenditure and activity in Akaroa, New Zealand. It also presents data relating to stakeholder interviews with tourism business stakeholders ...
Tourism, biosecurity and pathways into New Zealand: Identifying risk and mitigation strategies. Report on visitor hotspot data mapping
(Lincoln University, 2018-11)
This report describes the mapping and analysis of tourist itinerary data to identify visitor hotspots on nights/days one to seven of visits to New Zealand. Two data sets – describing sample data collected via the International ...
Kaikoura: Tourist travel behaviour and recovery framework
(Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment, 2017-03-23)
Initial recovery focus is on road access (especially the inland SH70) although attention also needs to be focussed on the timelines for reopening SH1 to the south. Information on progress and projected timelines is updated ...