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New Zealand increases tourist fees almost threefold

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From October 1, 2024, New Zealand will significantly increase the International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL) for international tourists.

The fee will rise from 35 New Zealand dollars (about 20 euros) to 100 New Zealand dollars (56 euros). This increase is part of the electronic entry permit NZeTA, which must be applied for online before the trip. German, Austrian and Swiss citizens do not need a visa for stays of up to three months, but the costs for longer-term visits will also increase.

Tourism Minister Matt Doocey said the increased fee was necessary to cover pressure on local infrastructure and the costs of maintaining conservation areas. However, tourism association TIA expressed concerns that the higher fees could hurt New Zealand's competitiveness and lead to a decline in visitor numbers.

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