The Queenstown Convention Bureau has released a new suite of online tools and resources to help business event planners craft the most extraordinary incentive trip, conference, or retreat.
Queenstown businesses and households are invited to explore practical ways to save money, become more energy efficient, and decarbonise with the return of Electrify Queenstown.
Independent research commissioned by Destination Queenstown reveals Australians are seeking out enriching travel experiences by looking to forge deep connections with people and places while on holiday.
The Destination Southern Lakes (DSL) Board has announced that Griffith University has been appointed to lead a groundbreaking tourism project to understand optimal visitation in the Queenstown Lakes region.
Destination Queenstown (DQ) and Lake Wānaka Tourism (LWT) have announced they will deliver their FY24/25 business plans under a new streamlined shared services model.
Queenstown Lakes’ commitment to a carbon-zero visitor economy will be brought to life for business owners and tourism operators at the Electrifying Queenstown business summit, unlocking the economic benefits of electrification while decarbonising.
Destination Queenstown's Queenstown Convention Bureau (QCB) is once again hosting its renowned Australia roadshow, focused on showcasing Queenstown businesses to conference and business events buyers in Australia.
The board of directors for Destination Southern Lakes, the new destination management organisation (DMO) for the Queenstown and Wānaka region, have been announced today.
Destination Queenstown (DQ) and Lake Wānaka Tourism (LWT), the regional tourism organisations for Queenstown and Wānaka, do not believe the development of an airport in Tarras is aligned with the new regenerative tourism approach in the Southern Lakes.
Polestar New Zealand and Destination Queenstown are partnering to promote the decarbonisation of tourism in the world-famous holiday destination. Polestar is the official vehicle partner of Destination Queenstown, with a brace of fully electric Polestar 2 cars on the road with…
The Queenstown Lakes region is taking action to what is shaping up to be the greatest challenge and opportunity of our time and is now inviting visitors and businesses to support the district’s ambitious goal of a regenerative, carbon zero future.
The Queenstown Lakes regenerative tourism strategy is officially under way following the unanimous endorsement of the Queenstown Lakes District Councillors at a full council meeting today.
Queenstown has been ranked 25th of the 100 most loved destinations in the world by the Tourism Sentiment Index, which measures online content and conversations about thousands of global destinations.
The earth race has started in the Queenstown Lakes, with the announcement by Mayor Glyn Lewers, of full commitment to decarbonising the tourism industry to carbon zero by 2030.
'Tourism for a Better Future', the destination management strategy for the Queenstown Lakes, is being revised based on feedback from the community. The strategy is an output of the Grow Well | Whaiora Spatial Plan, a formal partnership between QLDC, Kāi Tahu and the Crown.
Destination Queenstown (DQ) has released its 2022 winter findings from its visitor insights which show that whilst visitor numbers are still behind pre-COVID levels, the total visitor expenditure for the months of June, July and August was up 20% over 2019.
A draft destination management plan for the Queenstown Lakes district that outlines a pathway to regenerative tourism by 2030, has been released for community feedback.
