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New Zealand is a country which takes the yield and distribution of its tourism seriously

Posted on November 26, 2013 by Goodwin Harold

New Zealand is a country which takes its tourism seriously – the Ministry of Business, Innovations and Employment publishes monthly data on spend by domestic and international tourists. It does this because it needs to monitor the success, or … Continue reading →

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