The TDLG was established in 2022 following the 2019 Tourism Information and Data Hui to assist in strengthening the overall tourism data system.
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The development of a world-class tourism data system requires a framework that connects data with policy and practice, and decision-makers’ needs in ways that cover all aspects of tourism.
The Government is moving forward with recommendations from the Tourism Data Leadership Group, including establishing a new Tourism Data Partnership Fund.
New Zealand has a tourism data system that partially meets the needs of the wide constituency of users.
The Tourism Data Partnership Fund (TDPF) is a $400,000 contestable fund available in 2024/25 only, to identified tourism industry bodies.
The Tourism Data Leadership Group is an independent sector group which includes representatives from the tourism industry, academia, and government.
The TDLG have been tasked with recommending how the allocation of $5.08 million from the International Visitor Levy (IVL) is used to support improvements in the tourism data system.
Tourism is a cornerstone of Aotearoa New Zealand’s economy and society.
The recommended actions listed in the roadmap have been included for a variety of reasons.
As previously noted, the roadmap provides a high-level view of the TDLG’s recommendations and priorities for the tourism data system over the next 2 years.