Adventure operators expect a summer of spontaneity from laidback, last-minute Kiwis

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Trampers on he Abel Tasman Coast Track. Photo: Wilsons Abel Tasman
Adventure operators around the country are expecting a summer like no other as the international border remains closed and “laidback, last-minute” Kiwis take backcountry adventures.  The coming Great Walks season, which includes the full reopening of both Milford and Routeburn tracks, is set to give a much-needed boost to the tourism industry following a double-whammy […]
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