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Last updated: October 2009
A national project to build a network of cycle trails is underway. The Ministry of Tourism was given the job of lead agency for the Cycle Trail Project.
New Zealand's clean, green environment is a major attraction for international visitors.
Maori tourism adds a rich dimension to New Zealand’s visitor experience, and helps set New Zealand apart from the rest of the world.
New Zealand’s local government is made up of twelve regional councils and seventy three territorial authorities. Councils are responsible for promoting the social, cultural, environmental, and economic well-being of their communities.
Transportation including international and domestic aviation as well as ground transport and cruise shipping are the means by which international and domestic visitors access and experience New Zealand.
New Zealand tourism is represented in two international forums.
The Ministry of Tourism runs a world leading research programme. A wide range of data, analysis and research resources are available from the research website.
The Ministry of Tourism, on behalf of the Crown, is responsible for the monitoring and evaluation of the following:
The Tourism and Hospitality Workforce Strategy was launched by the Minister of Tourism in 2006.