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Tourism Minister Murray McCully has marked the start of a series of Millennium major events by opening a national visitor information complex, the Auckland 2000 centre, at the entrance to the Ameri

Tourism Minister Murray McCully has returned from leading a twelve day tourism mission to North and South America, describing prospects as "very strong indeed".

International visitor arrivals to New Zealand may be down, but the latest international visitor expenditure statistics show many of those who are visiting are spending more.

Tourism Minister Murray McCully says he is confident that tourism numbers from Chile will "move more into line with the scale of our investment and trade relationships" following a visit to Santiag

Interest in New Zealand as a tourism destination is "encouragingly high" in Brazil according to Tourism Minister Murray McCully who is currently leading a tourism mission to South America.

Tourism Minister Murray McCully leaves tonight to lead a two week tourism mission to South America and North America.

The Chair of the NZ2000 Ministers, Murray McCully, has welcomed today's announcement that plans for internationally televised Millennium events are taking shape.

"Skilful use of free media and public relations through the Millennium events should enable New Zealand to have an impact much larger than countries with huge advertising budgets", Tourism Minister

Tourism and Sport Minister Murray McCully has announced that the Government has agreed to back the Wellington bid to host the 2006 Commonwealth Games, with a limited underwrite.

Tourism and Sport Minister Murray McCully has announced that the Government has agreed to back the Wellington bid to host the 2006 Commonwealth Games, with a limited underwrite.

The opening of the Heritage Auckland Hotel was described as "a significant milestone in preparations for the Millennium programme of events" by Tourism Minister, Murray McCully today.

Tourism and Sport Minister Murray McCully is predicting that the number of South African visitors will double inside three years, following today's launch of the NZ Tourism Board's campaign by the

Tourism Minister Murray McCully is predicting foreign exchange earnings for 1998 will be "very close to even with last years" despite the downturn in Asian visitors.

The All Blacks are to join forces
with the Minister of Tourism and Sport, Hon Murray McCully, and the New Zealand

Tourism Minister Murray McCully says the visit of a senior Portuguese cabinet minister will enable New Zealand to highlight its Millennium activities and our potential as a base for regional trade

The Queen's Baton, the Commonwealth Games equivalent of the Olympic torch, will leave New Zealand tomorrow (Tuesday 16 June) on the final stage of its journey which started at Buckingham Palace in

New Zealand?s effort to let people know power is back on in Auckland will get a boost, with the Minister of Business Development, Max Bradford, and the Minister of Tourism, Murray McCully, announci

The Government is setting up a new top-level policy unit that will be known as the Office of Tourism and Sport.

Tourism Minister Murray McCully is calling for regions to dig deeper into their pockets to make an investment in tourism during the next few years.

"The America's Cup will benefit Auckland and all New Zealand," Prime Minister Jenny Shipley and Tourism Minister Murray McCully said at the launch of the New Zealand Cup Village today.

Tourism Minister, Murray McCully, has returned from a six day visit to the United Kingdom, Europe and North America confident that growth in those markets will "go some way toward cushioning the do

Less bureaucracy and speedier facilities at the border are essential for Events Tourism to fulfil its potential, the Minister of Tourism Murray McCully has told an international symposium of touris

Tourism Minister Murray McCully has welcomed news that Australian officials have withdrawn their advice warning Australians to defer travelling to Auckland because of the power crisis.

Tourism Minister Murray McCully says he is annoyed at some unnecessarily negative international media coverage of the effect the Auckland Power Crisis is having on New Zealand's tourism industry.