International visitor levy almost tripled in price

November 2024

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The International Visitor Levy helps pay for conservation work and the infrastructure tourists use. Photo: Aidan Dunn
International visitors to New Zealand will now be charged a levy of $100. A $35 fee was introduced in 2019 as a tool to ensure international visitors contributed to the infrastructure they use, including that linked to conservation such as the Great Walks.  The levy was originally forecast to raise roughly $80 million a year. […]

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