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Tourist trap: why charging entry fees at iconic NZ natural attractions could have hidden costs

  • Written by Stephen Espiner, Associate Professor, Department of Tourism, Sport & Society, Lincoln University, New Zealand
Tourist trap: why charging entry fees at iconic NZ natural attractions could have hidden costsSanka Vidanagama/NurPhoto via Getty Images

Recent calls from sections of the tourism industry to cut the international visitor levy (IVL) risk undermining one of the few bright spots in current government policies shaping the sector.

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