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Conference 09 media reports

Media reports from the conference

Television NZ One News - 100% Pure New Zealand, but are we? - Saturday 8 August

Nelson Mail - Pure and simple, tourism in paradise - Saturday 8 August

The Press - Tourism leader says 'pure' promise must deliver - Friday 7 August

Nelson Mail - Work together, operators told - Thursday 6 August

Radio NZ Checkpoint - NZers most to blame for tourism carbon footprint  Local tourists have a carbon footprint three times the size of visitors from overseas. (duration: 3′58″) - Wednesday 5 August (18:21)

Radio NZ Morning Report - Is it time to reconsider the 100% Pure brand? A leading international travel operator says New Zealand's 100% pure branding is the envy of the world, but it's time to move on from promoting just the natural wonders. (duration: 3′26″) - Thursday 6 August (8:53)

Radio New Zealand interview with Bruce Poon Tip - Monday 3 August

New Zealand Herald - 100 per cent pure brand 'under threat' - Monday 3 August

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Aug

2011

New opportunities antidote to “tough environment” for ecotourism industry
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May

2011

Ecotourism NZ business workshop programme
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Feb

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