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The pill would be tional visitor survey statistics for the iting Tourism and Events Queensland is ‘more than what we could have wrapped in silicone and would pass year ending 30 Sep show New Zealand director of western markets Ross hoped for given the very short prepa- through the digestive system within arrivals to Australia were up 3% to Gregory. “With so much activity and ration time we’ve had’. one to two days. Hmmm? 1,215,000 arrivals—and while nation- competition out there these are very TAANZ is backing the campaign, wide length of stay was down 4.3% pleasing results. New Zealand is sec- which originated in the US, in a bid JQ’s Nov OTP At 81% to 15.3 million nights—Kiwi spend ond only behind China.” to highlight the benefits of booking An average of 81% of Jetstar’s jumped 5% to AUD2.7 billion. The latest figures put the Kiwi market through an agent. domestic A320 flights departed on- Looking at the Queensland figures firmly on track to meet the ambitious time in Nov, and the carrier operated the trend continues. New Zealand 2020 growth targets, adds Gregory. 6 Pages This Issue 99.4% of all scheduled flights for the month. For peak flights on the main holiday arrivals to the state for the News..............................................p1-4 trunk routes, on-time performance year ending 30 Sep were up 6.2% to . Dispersal Up Tourism Fiji ..................................... p5 435,000. Kiwi market spend jumped In addition to an increase in Kiwi Jetstar ............................................... p6 averaged 91% on Auckland-Christ- 11% to AUD591.9 million. The aver- arrivals, stay and spend—the STO is church, 73% on Auckland-Wellington age length of stay also increased reporting growth in dispersal for the and 87% on Wellington-Christchurch. Kiwi market. 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