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Tourism Leading Indicators Monitor

Last updated: December 2009

Open the latest Tourism Leading Indicators Monitor (PDF 390KB)The Tourism Leading Indicators Monitor is a monthly publication that tracks trends in the New Zealand tourism industry and provides expert commentary.

 

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Latest Monitors:

 

2009

Full Report

Commentary Only

December 2009 Tourism heading towards peak season expecting demand to match last year
November 2009 Tourism sector tracking past the worst
October 2009 NZ Tourism - $21.7 billion industry in 2009
September 2009 Tourism Outlook Picking Up
August 2009 Forecasts of International Visitor Arrivals 2009 -2015
July 2009 Australian Visitor Arrivals Defying Recession in 2009
June 2009 Impact of the 2009 Influenza Pandemic on New Zealand’s Inbound Travel
May 2009 Tracking International Tourism Performance 
April 2009 Tourism Sector Adapting to Downturn  
March 2009 Summer Season Tourism Performance and Comment on Outlook
February 2009 2008 Tourism Performance and Outlook

2008

Full Report

Commentary Only

December 2008 Tourism Sector Heading into Peak Summer Season
November 2008 Tracking Tourism Sector Progress
October 2008 Tourism Performance in International Context
September 2008 Tracking Key Tourism Performance Indicators
August 2008 Growth in Senior International Visitors
July 2008 Tourism Forecasts, Positive Long Term Outlook for Tourism
June 2008 Tourism, a $20 billion industry
May 2008 International Travel Movements of New Zealanders
April 2008 Visitors from China, a fast growing and challenging market
March 2008 Balance of Payments between Inbound and Outbound Tourism Expenditure
February 2008 2007 Performance
  

 

 

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The Tourism Leading Indicators Monitor was first published in December 2001.  Previous releases can be downloaded from the archive.

 

 

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