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NZ net migration shrinks to just 250 in May
Monday, 21 June 2010, 11:42 am
Article: Businesswire
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Short-term visitors to New Zealand fell 0.4% to 141,300 last month compared to May 2009. Visitors from Australia, the biggest source of tourists, fell 5%, while those from the U.K. dropped 15%.
Visitors from China, Japan and South Korea rose 45%, which the government statistician said reflected the H1N1 flu pandemic in May 2009, which sapped travel demand.
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Record number of skiers and boarders head to New Zealand to start season
Numbers released by Statistics New Zealand show international visitor tallies were up eight percent in June 2010, compared to 2009, to 145,800 visitors. June marks the start of the Southern Hemisphere's ski and snowboard season in New Zealand. The figure was up 3.7 percent for the year to date.
Growth for the month was led by a strong start to the winter ski season out of Australia (up seven percent to 76,200 visitors), and recovery in key Asian feeder markets following last year's Swine Flu pandemic.
