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Achieving the vision for tourism
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Tourism projects
- Supporting sustainable freedom camping in Aotearoa New Zealand
- Destination Management Guidelines
- Ngā Haerenga New Zealand Cycle Trails
- Supporting Māori Tourism
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Government’s Tourism Snapshot
- Foreword from the Minister of Tourism
- The outlook for New Zealand-Aotearoa tourism
- Achieving the vision for tourism
- Transitioning to a regenerative tourism model
- Transforming the foundations of the tourism system
- Destination brand building and improving the visitor experience
- Supporting communities to manage tourism
- Working in partnership with others
Achieving the vision for tourism
Achieving the Government’s vision requires fundamental change.
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Tourism’s recovery phase provides the opportunity for tourism to transition to a regenerative, lower carbon, higher skill, and higher wage industry with the aim that the sector becomes more productive, inclusive and innovative.
Tourism also needs the social licence to operate and be underpinned by a sustainable funding model.
The role of government is to steer the system in the right direction. Government works as a steward, looking across the tourism system to make sure it is working effectively and supporting the industry to thrive..
The Government’s vision for tourism draws on tikanga values that underpin sustainable growth in New Zealand-Aotearoa, they are:
- ōhanga/whairawa (economic prosperity and wellbeing)
- manaakitanga (shared respect, hospitality, generosity and care for others)
- kaitiakitanga (guardianship/sustainability)
- whanaungatanga (a sense of family and belonging, relationships built on shared experiences and working together).