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Work with the tourism industry, relevant agencies, tourism affected communities and the public, to develop a national strategy for sustainable tourism
Direct the Tourism Board to spend a proportion of its promotional budget on encouraging domestic tourism
Work with industry, community and other stakeholders to develop a promotional campaign to encourage people to 'get out into the great outdoors,' in order to promote good health, domestic tourism and appreciation of nature
Ensure that the Department of Conservation receives adequate funding for visitor services through Vote Tourism

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[Will] take the necessary short-term steps to secure the stability of the banking system, and reduce the impact of the international credit crunch on the tourism sector so it is strongly placed to achieve growth as markets improve
[Will] require the primary government agencies – Tourism NZ, MFAT and NZTE – to adopt a ‘New Zealand Inc’ partnership approach both in New Zealand and abroad. That will include a requirement for the agencies to co-locate and operate co-operatively in international markets
Commit to a three-year programme, in partnership with the industry, to upgrade current practices and infrastructure that do not yet meet the quality promised by the New Zealand brand

Enhance the New Zealand Tourism Board's destination marketing strategies, focusing in particular on adventure tourism, eco tourism and cultural tourism
Ensure that maximum benefit can be garnered from complementary activities for the tourism industry through a more fluid exchange of information and ideas
Promote New Zealand tourism in both traditional and non-traditional markets to both broaden and deepen the tourism market

Work with the industry to complete the implementation of the NZ Tourism Strategy 2010
Develop effective training programs that ensures higher levels of service standards and take into account the job-rich potential of the industry is essential
Promote self-regulation in the industry, where appropriate
Establish a dedicated tourism research and development fund with an emphasis on added value and new venture criteria, beyond the current Tourism Research Council