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NEW ZEALAND byTerry Ngani

2013 SNAPSHOT

New Zealand is situated south east of Australia (3.5 hours

by air) with a population of 4.4 million.

2.7 million international visitors arrived in the 12 months

ending October 2013, 45% from Australia, 9% from China,

7% from USA, 7% from UK and 3% from Japan.

International visitors are forecast to rise to 3.1 million over

the next 5 years to 2016 ie: an average annual growth of

3%. China is projected to achieve the strongest growth,

following a 22% rise in visitors from 2012 to 2013.

Overseas and domestic visitor nights spent in New Zealand

are approximately 100 million with the split approximately

45:55.

New Zealands main visitor attractions are its spectacular

and varied natural scenic beauty (made famous by the

Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies by Peter

Jackson), its friendly people, the indigenous Maori

people, home of adventure tourism and the clean green

environment.

100% Pure New Zealand and Middle Earth have been

key international destination marketing campaigns in

recent years by Tourism New Zealand.

New Zealand is the home of the All Blacks, the current

World Cup champions of Rugby, bungy jumping, Milford

Track (the finest walk in the world).

New Zealand was ranked third in the world for ease of

doing business by the World Bank in December 2013.

BUSINESS SCENARIOS

The IMF forecast in October 2013 that the New Zealand

economy would grow by 2.9% in 2014, the 5th strongest in

the Advanced Economies, up on 2.5% growth forecast for2013.

Inflation (Consumer Price Index) is forecast to average 2.6%

pa in the next 3 years, within the central banks target of 1%

to 3% pa.

New Zealand has seen strong increases in international

flights and seat capacity in 2013 especially from Australia

(particularly to Queenstown), China (to Auckland) and Hawaii

(to Auckland).

New Zealands main visitor destinations include Auckland(the largest city and business hub surrounded by several

harbours), Rotorua (home of Maori, geysers, boiling mud

pools and spas), Wellington (the capital city and home of

the internationally renowned Te Papa national museum),

Christchurch (rebuilding from the 2011 earthquake) and

Queenstown (the international jewel in the crown winter

and summer resort, home of adventure tourism, skiing,

mountains and lakes).

Major tourism infrastructure plans announced for New

Zealand include an international 3,500 seat convention

centre in Auckland and other convention centres inWellington, Christchurch and Queenstown. A new cruise

terminal on the Auckland waterfront opened in 2013 and will

host 120 ships in 2013-2014.

The major hotels (members of Tourism Industry Association

Hotels Division) achieved average annual room occupancy of

79% in Auckland, 74% in Wellington and 66% in Queenstown

(for the year ending October 2013).

Limited new hotel supply is under construction in Auckland

(5 star Sofitel So and 4 star serviced apartments), Wellington

(Sofitel), Christchurch (4.5 star Rydges Latimer) and Dunedin

(4.5 star Distinction Hotel).

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Terry Nganhas 20 years experience in the hotel and tourism

industries having undertaken 500+ assignments and has firsthand

experience within hotel chains based in New Zealand (financial

controller) and Asia (business development).

Terrys primary service lines for private and public sector clients

include market demand analysis, financial and feasibility studies,operator selection, sourcing investors, management contract

negotiation, performance improvement and owner representation.

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