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Nelson Tasman Tourism is committed to providing support and assistance to international travel trade and is delighted to help you with:
- Objective product information and advice
- Assistance with building itineraries
- Proofing and reviewing brochure text and driving directions
- Use of Nelson Tasman images and film footage
- Provision of brochures, maps, and regional visitor guides
- Nelson-themed prizes and sales incentive items
STRATEGIC MARKETING PARTNERSHIPS
Nelson Tasman Tourism runs an annual programme of activity focusing on our international trade partners. This is done either independently of, or alongside Tourism New Zealand, as well as other New Zealand regions with which we share common themes, and visitor profiles. Often this activity will involve key tourism operators, and includes:
- Annual Exhibition at TRENZ along with Nelson Tasman tourism operators
- Annual hosting of the Nelson Tasman and Marlborough Trade Day: A one-day showcase of key Nelson Tasman and Marlborough tourism operators, held in Auckland each April
- Regular sales and training visits to trade in New Zealand, Australia, North America, UK/Europe and other markets
- A trade familiarisation programme designed to be enticing for staff, and business-friendly for management
For more information or to discuss how we might best support you to sell more of this region, please contact us on: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
NELSON TASMAN TRADE & CONVENTION PLANNER 2011-2012
Click here to view and download a copy of the 2011-2012 Nelson Tasman Trade & Convention Planner, produced by Nelson Tasman Tourism.
The planner includes details of wholesale ready product and operators active in the convention market. Regional text, maps, regional highlights and travel information are also included as a helpful resource.
If you have any queries about the planner please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
