Regional Tourism Indicator data variables
For the Regional Tourism Indicators (RTIs), data variables include origin of merchant, origin of cardholder and type of merchant.
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Regional Tourism Estimates (RTEs)
The Regional Tourism Estimates (RTEs) provided regional stakeholders with absolute dollar estimates of tourism expenditure at a detailed regional level — that is, by regional council, territorial authority, visitors’ country of origin and industry. They were superseded by the Monthly Regional Tourism Estimates (MRTEs) in 2016.
Domestic Travel Survey definitions and classifications
Domestic Travel Survey data was recorded using particular terms and classifications. This page defines the terms and has more information on the classifications.
Domestic Travel Survey 1999–2012
The Domestic Travel Survey (DTS) was a survey of approximately 15,000 households per year from 1999 to 2012, used to estimate the characteristics of New Zealanders’ domestic tourism.
Regional Tourism Estimates 2006–2011
The Regional Tourism Estimates 2006–2011 drew data from the International Visitors Survey, Domestic Travel Survey and electronic transactions data. They are presented here for historical purposes only.
Regional Tourism Estimates data sources and methodology
This page has information about the data sources and methodology used for the Regional Tourism Estimates (2009–2015).
Business Events Activity Survey (2009-2019)
The Business Events Activity Survey monitored and benchmarked the performance of more than 300 professional conferencing and meeting venues in New Zealand from 2009 to 2019.
New insights into hospitality and tourism workforce
MBIE has released the latest hospitality and tourism workforce survey, offering new findings into the strengths and opportunities for people working in the sector.
Tourism research and data
We collect, analyse and publish New Zealand tourism data, along with a range of useful tools and publications.
Round 1 funding recipients
Round 1 of the Regional Events Promotion Fund awarded $2,375,000 of funding to 132 events in July 2024.