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Regional Visitor Monitor

Last updated: August 2009

This survey systematically examines the experiences of international and domestic travellers. Each Regional Tourism Organisation (RTO) uses a standardised e-survey to gather data about its visitors while they are actually in the region.

 

Regional Visitor Monitor Satisfaction Key Data YE Jun 09 (27KB)

Regional Visitor Monitor Satisfaction Key Data YE Mar 09 (27KB)

Regional Visitor Monitor Satisfaction Key Data YE Dec 08 (33KB)

Regional Visitor Monitor Satisfaction Key Data YE Sep 08 (21KB)

 

To see the latest RVM Media Release, go to News and Media

 

 

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Full Benchmark Report

Quarterly Focus Only

June 09 RVM Benchmark Report

Accommodation Booking Patterns & Satisfaction of International Markets

 

March 09 RVM Benchmark Report

Changes in Domestic Leisure Travel

December 08 RVM Benchmark Report

A Fresh Look at the VFR Market 

September 08 RVM Benchmark Report 

Targeting International Markets  

June 08 RVM Benchmark Report 

Environmentally Sustainable Tourism  

March 08 RVM Benchmark Report 

Australian Market  

December 07 RVM Benchmark Report 

Business Travellers  

September 07 RVM Benchmark Report  

June 07 RVM Benchmark Report  

March 07 RVM Benchmark Report  

December 06 RVM Benchmark Report 

September 06 RVM Benchmark Report 

June 06 RVM Benchmark Report  

March 06 RVM Benchmark Report  

  

 

Information is collected about:

  • Visitor decision-making processes
  • Visitor needs and attitudes
  • Visitor behaviour and
  • Visitor satisfaction 

 

The Regional Visitor Monitor (RVM) is a partnership research project between the Ministry of Tourism, Tourism New Zealand and the Regional Tourism Organisations:

  • Tourism Auckland
  • Destination Rotorua Tourism Marketing
  • Positively Wellington Tourism
  • Christchurch & Canterbury Marketing
  • Destination Queenstown and
  • Tourism Dunedin

 

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