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Big NZ contingent converges on Adelaide for ATE as Kiwi market looks closer to home
New Zealand has its largest contingent of buyers yet at the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) in Adelaide and buyers say the big turnout reflects what is happening in the market right now.
QF’s AKL to ADL flying
Qantas launched its new Auckland to Adelaide service last Friday, marking the first direct Qantas flight between the two cities in 20 years.
Southern agents head to ADL
To mark the launch of non-stop flights between Christchurch and Adelaide, Air New Zealand hosted seven local travel trade to South Australia to experience the region’s food, wine and events.
Sister cities linked
Travel agents across both leisure and corporate sectors were among the around 60 guests helping Air New Zealand mark the launch of its new non-stop service between Christchurch and Adelaide during a function at the Ilex in Christchurch Botanical Gardens this week.
QF to fly direct ADL-AKL
Qantas yesterday announced direct flights between Auckland and Adelaide set to take off in October 2025, marking the airline’s second new international route for customers out of New Zealand this month.
Food, fashion tours in ADL
Flamboyance Tours in Adelaide is adding new specialised tours.
These include the Adelaide Central Market Tour – a short intro to discover the artisanal and indigenous products from South Australian regions; plus a two hour Slow Fashion experience where clients visit three locations to uncover hidden sustainable fashion gems to add to their wardrobe. Both are available now.
Tiny houses at SA's pink lake
The Pink Lake Tiny House in South Australia’s Clare Valley offers eco-friendly ‘tiny houses on wheels’ accommodation in Lochiel, opposite the pink salt lake – Lake Bumbunga.
The self-contained tiny houses are a 95-minute drive north from Adelaide.
SA ready for expanded bubble
The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) has launched a new campaign directed at Kiwis.
South Australia backs ‘bubble’
The South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) and Adelaide Airport have thrown their weight behind the trans Tasman travel bubble with plans to welcome Kiwis who are ready to travel once it is safe to do so.
For the year ending December 2019, record numbers of Kiwis travelled to South Australia to enjoy the state’s food, wine and destinations such as the Murray River and Kangaroo Island, spending more than $45 million in their travels.
