Explainer - If you're coming to New Zealand as a tourist to check out some of our most famous attractions, get ready to pay a little more for the privilege.

Aussies holidaying in New Zealand will soon be charged up to $36 to enter four of its most famous natural sites under a radical conservation plan – while Kiwis get in for free.

New Zealand plans to charge foreign tourists entry fees at four of its most visited natural attractions, aiming to fund ...

Tourists planning to visit renowned sites such as Cathedral Cove, Tongariro Crossing, Milford Track, and Aoraki Mount Cook ...

WELLINGTON] New Zealand is joining a growing list of countries that charge foreigners more to visit popular tourist sites.

New Zealand will begin charging tourists up to $NZ40 ($A37) to visit popular tourist destinations such as Milford Track and ...

New Zealand is launching a new fee system for its four largest natural landmarks - and only tourists will be footing the bill ...

The measure aims to generate revenue for conservation while boosting employment opportunities.View on euronews ...

The new plan is projected to bring in up to NZD 62 million annually, which will be reinvested directly into the same areas for conservation and tourism enhancement.

Love Taupō supports the Government’s announcement of a plan to charge overseas visitors for the privilege of visiting some of ...

Four decades after being established as a living memorial in response to a tragedy, this community conservation group is ...

New Zealand is planning to start charging foreigners up to NZ$40 (approximately $24) to visit popular tourist destinations in ...