Canterbury’s tourism industry is setting its sights on India as it seeks to boost visitor numbers.
Christchurch Airport and Ngāi Tahu Tourism have signed a partnership agreement to enhance the South Island’s appeal to Indian travellers.
The agreement, which came out of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s high-profile business delegation trip to India, will include the launch of the “Magnificent South Promotion” in October.
It aims to attract more Indian visitors, extend their stays and offer luxury experiences across the South Island.
Said Christchurch Airport chief executive Justin Watson: “With more Indian travellers exploring New Zealand, we want to make it as easy as possible for them to start their journey in…
