AGP Executive Report
Last update: 41 minutes agoTower Adventures: AJ Hackett Bungy NZ has launched SkyRide, a new vertical adventure system that turns observation towers into lift-plus-vertical-drop attractions, aiming to boost visitor engagement and add revenue streams. Super Rugby Pacific (NZ travel pull): The 2027 draw includes an Anzac Day double-header with the Queensland Reds vs Auckland Blues, plus more Sunday games overall; meanwhile the Highlanders open their 2027 season with a trip to Fiji and a tough start against the Drua. Pacific sport tourism: Fijian Drua confirm eight home games in 2027 across Suva, Lautoka and Ba, giving fans more reasons to travel within Fiji. Local events & transport: Auckland Transport is partnering with the BNZ Breakers for free public transport to Spark Arena on game days using your ticket. Surf calendar: Raglan’s Manu Bay is locked in for the World Surf League New Zealand Pro on the 2027 Championship Tour, supported by government events funding. Community pressure from visitors: Tekapo resident satisfaction dipped, with councillors pointing to short-term tourist accommodation and over-tourism concerns. Travel industry shake-up: Redion is rebranding travel insurance policies in Australia and NZ under the Redion name after rapid growth. Visa watch: Thailand’s new rules start today, replacing the 60-day visa exemption with shorter 30-day/15-day options and tighter land-border limits.
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