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IHG’s Hotel Indigo brand makes its New Zealand debut
IHG Hotels & Resorts’ boutique lifestyle brand, Hotel Indigo, recently made its New Zealand debut with the official opening of Hotel Indigo Auckland in Midtown on Albert Street. The much-anticipated 225-room hotel is a powerful neighbourhood storyteller, blending rich local history, culturally inspired art, and globally influenced cuisine, creating a vibrant new destination for both visitors and Aucklanders in the City of Sails. Matt Tripolone, IHG Hotels & Resorts’ managing director for Australasia & Pacific, remarked: “Hotel Indigo is one of the world’s leading boutique lifestyle brands, and we are excited to see its New Zealand debut in Auckland as we continue to grow IHG’s portfolio of exceptional luxury & lifestyle stay experiences in the region. This marks the fifth Hotel Indigo in Australasia, and we congratulate our partners at Ninety-Four Feet on this landmark development.” Hotel general manager Matthew Simister added: “This boutique brand is deeply connected to the local community, and we’ve proudly woven Auckland’s rich history, art, and culture into every aspect of the hotel. From our uniquely designed guest rooms to our signature dining experience at Bistro Saine, we can’t wait for guests to experience everything we have carefully curated to connect them with the neighbourhood.” Where a storied past meets a progressive present Located on the historic site of a 1912 motor house that imported Cadillacs into New Zealand, Hotel Indigo Auckland’s design pays homage to its industrial past with an exciting mix of heritage-listed and modern architecture. As one of Auckland’s tallest buildings, Hotel Indigo Auckland boasts floor-to-ceiling windows offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and harbour. The hotel spans 27 floors of a 41-storey tower, which also houses 30 exclusive residential apartments, including three stunning penthouses. Stunning interiors and gallery-quality artworks make every corner of the hotel an immersive cultural experience. Commissioned exclusively for the hotel, acclaimed contemporary artist and photographer Stuart Robertson, known for his global art project Peace in 10,000 Hands, has curated a bespoke photographic exhibition spanning all 25 accommodation floors. Each level tells a distinct story of Auckland through a visual lens, capturing the fabric of the neighbourhood and its modern-day popular culture. Renowned stylist Simone Haag has transformed the hotel’s lobby into a captivating showcase of local artistry, featuring handcrafted paintings, wooden sculptures, ceramics, glasswork, woven pieces, and leather creations. Multidisciplinary artist, architect, and designer Raukura Turei has created two extraordinary installations using natural elements sourced from her ancestral land, exploring connections to atua (gods) and tīpuna (ancestors). Neighbourly comforts True to Hotel Indigo’s philosophy that no two properties are the same, the design of Hotel Indigo Auckland embraces the site’s motoring heritage. The hotel’s 225 rooms (including 10 accessible rooms) feature automotive-inspired touches such as rear-view mirrors above plush king-size beds, industrial-style open wardrobes, headlamp lighting, pegboard shelving, and upholstery reminiscent of classic car interiors. Carpets on each floor depict maps of Auckland streets, reinforcing the connection to the city while offering guests a contemporary boutique experience. The locally inspired mini-bar includes North Island Kokako organic drip coffee, Karma Drinks, limited-edition Flox-designed 1907 artesian water, and a tea selection from Zealong Tea Estate. Also, bathrooms are elevated with premium GHD hairdryers and luxurious MARACA body and hair care amenities with a Waitematā range made exclusively in New Zealand for Hotel Indigo Auckland. An exceptional dining experience When it comes to gastronomic experiences, Bistro Saine, a refined yet approachable French-Mediterranean restaurant led by Korean-born and French trained executive chef Yutak Son, is where it’s at. Rooted in seasonality and local provenance, Bistro Saine draws inspiration from Europe’s grand brasseries and the energetic dining scenes of New York, seamlessly blending timeless French techniques with modern Mediterranean influences from Southern France, Italy, and Spain. Designed in consultation with James Ingram of leading Australian hospitality consultancy Ingram Advisory, Bistro Saine is the first of three dynamic dining concepts at Hotel Indigo Auckland. Guests can also look forward to Café Etiquette, a stylish café and wine bar, and The Henry, an elegant cocktail lounge evoking the chic ambiance of New York, London, and Paris.
Oceania Cruises’ Riviera™ Sets Sail for Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific
Get ready to embark on a luxury voyage like no other as Oceania Cruises’ Riviera makes its much-anticipated debut in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific. As the world’s leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line, Oceania Cruises is bringing its exceptional blend of exploration and gourmet indulgence to the region for the first time, offering travellers an unforgettable season of immersive itineraries. A Culinary and Cultural Adventure The 1,250-guest Riviera promises to be the ultimate cruise experience for food and culture enthusiasts alike. From November 2025 to March 2026, the ship will host its debut season across Australia and New Zealand with voyages ranging from 14 to 35 days. Guests will explore a mix of iconic and hidden gems, from Sydney to Mystery Island in Vanuatu, Dunedin in New Zealand, and Kangaroo Island in South Australia. Riviera’s immersive itineraries are designed to connect passengers with the rich culinary heritage of the destinations visited. Through Culinary Discovery Tours, guests can dive into the local food scene, exploring everything from Australia’s world-class seafood to New Zealand’s legendary lamb, with excursions to markets, farms, and restaurants guided by expert ambassadors. Onboard Elegance and Enrichment Riviera is a ship designed for foodies. Its Culinary Center, a state-of-the-art cooking school at sea, offers hands-on classes inspired by regional flavours, including the “Down Under Abundance” experience. Celebrating Australia and New Zealand’s finest ingredients, this culinary workshop will highlight the bounty of the sea, mountains, and vineyards. Dining aboard Riviera is unparalleled, with gourmet venues that cater to every palate: Toscana – Authentic Italian fare using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Jacques – A French bistro curated by culinary icon Jacques Pépin. Red Ginger – A bold, pan-Asian gastronomic experience. Polo Grill – An elegant steakhouse. Terrace Cafe – Open-air dining featuring destination-themed dinners. Horizons – High tea with sweeping ocean views. Beyond its culinary offerings, Riviera features the Artist Loft, a creative space for artistic expression, and a full suite of enrichment activities including digital classes, mini golf, and the luxurious Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center. Pre- and Post-Cruise Programs To elevate the Oceania experience further, guests can book pre- or post-cruise land programs. Highlights include: Great Barrier Island Adventure in Auckland: Chartered fishing trips, stargazing, and an exploration of Auckland’s vibrant cityscape. Blue Mountains Scenic Journey from Sydney: A guided hike with a National Park Ranger, learning Dreamtime stories of the region’s Indigenous peoples. Voyage Highlights Riviera’s debut season offers a stunning range of itineraries showcasing the best of Australasia and the South Pacific: Komodos & Kangaroos: 22 days from Singapore to Sydney, exploring Bali, Kangaroo Island, Adelaide, and more. South Pacific Archipelagos: 19 days from Sydney to Papeete, with stops at Mystery Island, Bora Bora, and Moorea. Maori Heritage Route: 14 days from Auckland to Sydney, visiting Rotorua, Christchurch, and Hobart. Melanesian Marvels: 21 days from Bali to Sydney, stopping at Port Moresby, Espiritu Santo, Suva, and Noumea. A Commitment to Luxury and Exploration Chief Luxury Officer Jason Montague expressed excitement about Riviera’s debut: “This new chapter reflects our commitment to offering exceptional, immersive experiences that celebrate the region’s diverse cultures and breathtaking landscapes.” Riviera’s arrival in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific sets the stage for extraordinary voyages filled with cultural discovery, culinary delights, and five-star comfort. Whether it’s tasting fine wines, exploring local markets, or enjoying onboard enrichment activities, Oceania Cruises offers an unmatched experience.
TCS partners with Air New Zealand
Greg Foran, Chief Executive Officer, Air New Zealand and K. Krithivasan, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, TCS 2. Image Courtesy: Air New Zealand This collaboration aims to enhance Air New Zealand’s digital capabilities, improve customer experience, and drive operational efficiencies across various aspects of its business Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, has signed a five-year partnership with Air New Zealand to modernize the airline’s digital infrastructure and position it at the forefront of AI-driven innovation. This collaboration aims to enhance Air New Zealand’s digital capabilities, improve customer experience, and drive operational efficiencies across various aspects of its business, including fleet management, crew scheduling, and ground services. Announced at a formal signing event at TCS’ Banyan Park Campus in Mumbai, the agreement supports Air New Zealand’s vision to become the world’s most digitally advanced airline. The event was attended by New Zealand Prime Minister the Right Honourable Christopher Luxon, Tata Group Chairman, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, Air New Zealand Chief Executive Officer Greg Foran, and TCS Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director K. Krithivasan. This partnership strengthens TCS’ commitment to New Zealand, where it has been a trusted partner for digital transformation for over 37 years, driving innovation across industries. With an office in Auckland and a team of 460 professionals, TCS serves 20+ blue-chip customers in the region across banking, retail, construction, manufacturing, and local government. Through the TCS Co-Innovation NetworkTM (COIN™), the organization works closely with top universities in New Zealand to advance research in cybersecurity, sustainability, and AI. TCS also led the development of the Asia Pacific Digital Sustainability Index in 2022, shaping the region’s approach to sustainable digital transformation. Beyond business, TCS is committed to fostering digital talent in New Zealand. Its flagship STEM empowerment programs, goITTM and goITTM Girls in the region are inspiring students to pursue careers in technology and innovation. Greg Foran, Chief Executive Officer, Air New Zealand, said: “Leveraging TCS’ expertise in cutting-edge technologies will help us enhance the customer experience, streamline operations, and reinforce our commitment to cybersecurity and data protection. This collaboration aligns with our vision to be a digitally enabled airline of the future. We began working with TCS in September 2024 and in just a few short months, we’ve seen the benefits of tapping into the depth and breadth of talent and expertise they have when it comes to digital solutions. Going forward, TCS will be an instrumental partner in helping us deliver our Cargo Digital Transformation and improvements to our Digital Retail capability. We’re excited about the benefits this partnership will bring for our customers and the aviation industry.” Krithivasan, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, TCS, said: “We are excited to partner with Air New Zealand in its journey to become a digitally advanced airline. With our expertise in aviation, combined with our ability to drive large-scale innovation, TCS will enable Air New Zealand to set new benchmarks for efficiency, sustainability, and customer engagement. By leveraging AI, automation, and cloud technologies, we aim to reimagine operations, enhance passenger experiences, and build a more agile and resilient airline. This partnership reflects our commitment to helping global enterprises adapt, grow, and unlock new opportunities through technology." Air New Zealand operates a global network offering air passenger and cargo services across 49 domestic and international destinations. Each year, the airline flies more than 15 million passengers on over 3,400 weekly flights. This transformation marks a significant step in Air New Zealand’s commitment to secure, innovative, and technology-driven experiences for travelers worldwide. TCS will streamline Air New Zealand’s digital services across a diverse landscape of more than 600 applications, by integrating AI-driven automation and cloud technologies into critical airline functions. This will drive innovation across cargo service, disruption management, retail offerings, maintenance systems and crew operations. Workforce transformation will also be a key focus of this engagement, with TCS leading large-scale upskilling programs to strengthen digital capabilities across Air New Zealand’s teams in AI, cybersecurity, and digital engineering. The collaboration also includes enhancements to Air New Zealand’s digital retail and loyalty program experiences. With three decades of leadership in aviation, TCS partners with the world’s leading airlines, offering consulting-led approaches, cognitive-powered portfolio of business, and technology and engineering services. TCS leverages industry-specific solutions, like TCS Aviana™, a unified, autonomous, digital, cloud-ready platform for intelligent airline operations. Its contextual understanding of airline operations, coupled with its AI-led technology capabilities, will help Air New Zealand unlock new growth opportunities and drive innovation across its entire business ecosystem.
Air New Zealand codeshares with Air India
Star Alliance Partners Air New Zealand and Air India today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the objective of boosting air connectivity between India and New Zealand. The MoU was signed at an event in Mumbai in the presence of Honourable Prime Minister of New Zealand, Mr Christopher Luxon, and other dignitaries. The MoU includes the establishment of a new codeshare partnership on 16 routes between India, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand, conferring travellers more choice and convenient access between the two countries. Customers will now be able to travel from the Indian cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai on Air India, and connect at Sydney, Melbourne or Singapore onto Air New Zealand-operated flights to Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington and Queenstown. Besides improving customers’ ease of booking and travel, the codeshare aims to increase visibility of the respective markets as tourism destinations. The MoU will also see Air New Zealand and Air India explore the introduction of a direct service between India and New Zealand by the end of 2028, subject to new aircraft deliveries and approvals from relevant government regulators. Air New Zealand Chief Executive Greg Foran emphasised the strategic significance of India as a future destination, highlighting its rapidly expanding tourism market and increasing travel demand.“India represents a key growth market for Air New Zealand, and we are excited about the opportunity to enhance connectivity for travellers between our two countries. This codeshare agreement is an important first step, offering more options for customers while we work to understand what a direct service could look like. “Today’s event underscores the significance of the India market to New Zealand, not only for tourism but also for strengthening business and education ties. We are committed to working collaboratively to grow the travel market over the coming years, ensuring a strong foundation for a successful direct service by 2028,” said Foran. Campbell Wilson, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Air India, said: “As part of Air India’s ongoing transformation, we have been expanding our global network using our own aircraft as well as through new or expanded codeshare agreements with other airlines, chiefly our Star Alliance partners. We are delighted to be deepening our relationship with Air New Zealand, which follows the recent expansion of our codeshare partnerships with Lufthansa Group, Singapore Airlines, and All Nippon Airways. This partnership will not only strengthen our presence and simplify customer journeys, but also help us develop traffic so that, in time to come, we may viably operate a non-stop service between India and New Zealand, which we and Air New Zealand have committed to explore together with the respective authorities.” With India emerging as a growing tourism and business hub, this partnership reflects the airline’s commitment to delivering enhanced travel experiences while supporting trade, tourism, and economic growth. Currently, Air New Zealand customers travelling between New Zealand and India benefit from strong connectivity options via Singapore Airlines, offering a smooth transit through Singapore. The prospect of a future direct route would further strengthen the relationship between the two countries, providing more efficient and accessible travel opportunities. The MoU also outlines Tourism New Zealand’s commitment to growing inbound tourism from the Indian market. Tourism New Zealand’s research shows that 18 million people in New Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai are actively considering traveling to New Zealand, making it a key emerging market. More than 80,000 international travellers arrived from India last year, 23% more than in 2019. The long-term growth potential is significant, with India ear-marked as one of the fastest-growing outbound travel markets. Indian travellers are keen to explore New Zealand’s vibrant landscapes, film sets and rich cultural opportunities. Tourism New Zealand Chief Executive Rene de Monchy said: “It's fantastic to see Air New Zealand and Air India working on stronger international connectivity between the two countries. We know improved aviation links have a crucial role to play in the growth of international tourism and will make it easier for Indian travellers to come and enjoy a holiday in New Zealand. “An added bonus is that travellers from India also have a strong tendency to visit New Zealand in the off-peak months that coincide with their major holiday periods." The codeshare flights will be available for booking progressively, subject to due regulatory approvals.
Tourism New Zealand brings its country into Minecraft
Tourism New Zealand teamed up with Warner Brothers Pictures and Mojang Studios to enable gamers to “play” New Zealand in Minecraft. The collaboration led to the creation of a world-first destination downloadable content (DLC) celebrating the upcoming release of A Minecraft Movie. Tourism New Zealand CEO René de Monchy said: “This innovative approach to destination marketing offers millions of Minecraft fans the unique opportunity to virtually explore and create within a range of iconic New Zealand locations.” Torfi Frans Ólafsson, senior creative director of original content and entertainment at Minecraft and one of the film’s producers, shared his enthusiasm on the collaboration. He declared: “Shooting A Minecraft Movie in New Zealand was an amazing experience. The talent and boundless creativity of the highly talented local crews embodies the values we at Minecraft hold so dear: positivity, creativity and curiosity. For those of us not local, whenever we were not holed up on the sound stages at the studio, we used every opportunity we could to explore the magnificent beauty of New Zealand. When principal photography wrapped, we were sad to leave with so much yet unexplored, but me, like many others on the production, were already planning our holidays to return to New Zealand as proper tourists.” A unique approach to tourism promotion With more than 300 million copies sold globally, Minecraft is the best-selling video game of all time and offers a unique way of promoting New Zealand as a destination on and offline. Likewise, the collaboration casts the spotlight on New Zealand’s strong film production, game development, and Indigenous creative industries - areas that offer unique appeal for the business events sector. According to de Monchy: “The project creatively combines technology, gaming, culture, New Zealand’s otherworldly places, Māori culture, and people to present New Zealand to the vast Minecraft universe in an innovative way.” Tourism New Zealand worked with Piki Studios, an official Minecraft Partner and award-winning Māori game design studio, to build the DLC. Chief business operator Whetu Paitai led the development, working with Tourism New Zealand, the wider tourism industry and mana whenua (local Māori) from the regions depicted to create an authentic and fun experience. Paitai said: “Working with Mojang on such an iconic game has been an incredible experience, filled with both excitement and responsibility. Developing the first ever Minecraft game for a destination, especially a place as close to my heart as New Zealand, feels immensely rewarding.” He added that doing this also came with its own set of unique challenges, one of which was ensuring that the rich Whāraki (interconnected tapestry of stories, traditions, and cultural heritage) of the land and its people was accurately and respectfully represented. We have been able to work with Mojang in a way that is very collaborative and respectful. Paitai said: “Māori game development is growing, but our whanau (people) have to see models of that happening in front of them and this is what projects like this achieve.”
Air New Zealand’s Greg Foran to step down
Air New Zealand announced that its chief executive Greg Foran will be stepping down after five years at its helm, though he will be staying on until October. The announcement was made today, 6th March, in the wake of Air New Zealand’s ongoing struggles over global supply chain disruptions, as well as issues regarding engine maintenance. Airline chair Dame Therese Walsh expressed gratitude for Foran’s leadership especially through a slew of challenging times. Walsh said: "While these challenges impact our operations almost daily, Greg's relentless focus and global profile have been instrumental in mitigating the consequential disruptions on our customers.” Air New Zealand has not, as yet, named a successor for Foran, though it has initiated a global search for its next CEO. Leadership in demanding times Foran led the Kiwi flag-carrier throughout some of the most turbulent times in its history. In recent years, the airline faced numerous challenges unique to New Zealand, mostly due to its location on the globe. The outgoing chief executive joined the airline just as a global pandemic came into play, and his tenure was marked by equipment shortages, as well as the grounding of a significant number of aircraft. Foran has also steered the company through greater regional competition from the likes of Qantas and Virgin Australia, and was the one who ordered the retrofit for Air New Zealand’s Dreamliners; the latter is set for completion later this year.
Vietjet to launch first service between Vietnam and New Zealand
Vietjet Air, Vietnam’s new-age carrier, has announced its inaugural air service between Vietnam and New Zealand, connecting Ho Chi Minh City with Auckland – two key economic, tourism, and cultural hubs in the Asia-Pacific region. Following the announcement, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visited Vietjet Aviation Academy (VJAA) in Ho Chi Minh City and met with Vietjet’s billionaire founder, Dr. Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao. This new service marks a key milestone in Vietnam-New Zealand bilateral relations, as the two nations have officially elevated their ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership ahead of the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic relations. Set to launch in September 2025, the Ho Chi Minh City-Auckland route will operate four return flights per week, offering more flight choices for travellers from India to New Zealand via Vietnam. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, during his tour of VJAA, said: “I'm very pleased with Vietjet's announcement that they will develop a new route to New Zealand, strengthening the connectivity and the people-to-people links between our two countries, which is a critical enabler of more growth and brings our people closer together. This enables lots of opportunities across the board, not just in tourism but also in trade and also in education.” Dr. Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao reaffirmed Vietjet’s commitment to strengthening Vietnam-New Zealand relations and said: “Our bilateral trade target of USD3 billion is well within reach, built upon the solid foundation of existing cooperation agreements. Vietjet, alongside businesses from both nations, is committed to expanding partnerships, driving sustainable development, and soaring to new heights together.” In line with this vision, Vietjet proposed establishing a Vietjet Hub in New Zealand—a multi-functional center to connect New Zealand’s tourism and investment hubs with Vietjet’s extensive flight network. Additionally, VJAA and the International Aviation Academy of New Zealand (IAANZ) signed an agreement to collaborate on pilot training, developing a highly skilled aviation workforce for Vietnam and the broader region. Vietjet is solidifying its position as the airline with the most routes between India and Vietnam. In March 2025, the airline will launch two new direct services from Bangalore and Hyderabad to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest metropolis, expanding its India-Vietnam network to 10 routes with 78 weekly flights. Further strengthening its presence across Asia and beyond, Vietjet will also introduce new international routes connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi with Beijing and Guangzhou (China) in the coming weeks.
AAPA welcomes Air New Zealand as member
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) announced that Air New Zealand has joined AAPA with immediate effect. “We are delighted that Air New Zealand is joining AAPA. Air New Zealand’s important role in connecting New Zealand to the world and its strong international outlook will reinforce the collective advocacy of airlines in the Asia Pacific region in areas such as sustainability, supply chain recovery and smooth cross border travel,” said Subhas Menon, Director General of AAPA. Greg Foran, the Chief Executive Officer of Air New Zealand, said, “Aviation is a complex and evolving industry, with airlines around the world navigating similar challenges and opportunities in the coming decades. Joining the AAPA will ensure we can share learnings with our regional counterparts, to ensure a thriving Asia Pacific aviation industry into the future.”
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