Korea, China and Australia to carry out tourism, a new record

Korea, China and Australia to carry out tourism, a new record

The steady growth in the flow of tourists from China, Korea and Australia has set up a booth in the muscle of the tourism industry in New Zealand to move to the top of summer.


The three main markets completed an additional 3,495 visitors for the same months of 2009. This helped to cope with that. Total number of visitors to 174,200 in September, visitors of all still in the month.


Total flow through all three major markets for the year to September was moved by a similar% the month in 2009, although the full year rose 3.8% development.


General manager Kevin Bowler Tourism New Zealand expressed that the augment of visitor arrivals from Korea and China has been driven by strong economic development in the region.


He added that the Chinese and Korean financial system triggered strength to strength this year and expect to be decoded in the sustainable development of the visitor who arrives during the holiday season in New Zealand-max.


Arrivals across Australia has to some extent, in September, on stage for a full year program of optimism in the Australian market.