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1 MAY 2009

DR JONATHAN COLEMAN, ASSOCIATE MINISTER OF TOURISM

Greeting

Greeting

E te roopu tapoi o Rotorua, he mihi tenei ki koutou katoa
To you who are part of Rotorua’s tourism sector, I greet you all.

Minister Dr Jonathan Coleman, Associate Minister for Tourism, is pleased to be able to announce a grant of $103 000 to Regional Tourism Organisations New Zealand (RTONZ), the group that collectivel

Winning the bid to host America's top travel writers for their annual conference in 2011 is a coup for New Zealand tourism, Associate Minister of Tourism Dr Jonathan Coleman announced today.

Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, John Key, is giving Tourism New Zealand an additional $2.5 million immediately to boost tourism promotion in Australia.

Prime Minister John Key and the President of the Republic of Korea HE Lee Myung-bak have agreed that negotiations on a Free Trade Agreement between the two countries will begin as early as possible

The Louis Vuitton Pacific Series provides New Zealand the opportunity to show case itself around the globe at a time when the world is facing huge economic challenges, said Associate Minister for T

Associate Tourism Minister, Jonathan Coleman, welcomes the inclusion of Mitre Peak in the New Seven Wonders of Nature competition.

The government is looking for organisations that can develop and provide the Maori Tourism Mentoring Programme in 2009, the Associate Tourism Minister, Jonathan Coleman, said today.

The Associate Minister of Tourism, Jonathan Coleman, has told tourism groups that the new Government is placing real emphasis on the sector.

Good Afternoon and Kia Ora

Viaduct Harbour Marine Village, Auckland
Saturday 31^st January 2009; 7:30pm