The return of Kiwi Link to India highlights the strong interest in New Zealand as a travel destination and reaffirms the commitment to building a robust tourism partnership between the two countries
Kiwi Link, the premier trade event organized by Tourism New Zealand, has made a notable comeback in India this year, enhancing the tourism connection between New Zealand and India.
After a five-year break, a delegation of 41 representatives from New Zealand’s tourism sector—including airlines, airports, experience curators, hotels, and tour operators—gathered to engage with 65 Indian travel buyers.
A comprehensive product training session was conducted for Indian travel agents, available both in-person and via a live virtual broadcast, which attracted nearly 300 participants
The event, which took place from July 10th to 12th, facilitated 1,600 one-on-one meetings.
This dynamic platform enabled New Zealand’s tourism businesses to present their varied offerings, while Indian travel professionals received insights into crafting exceptional experiences in New Zealand. On July 12th, a comprehensive product training session was conducted for Indian travel agents, available both in-person and via a live virtual broadcast, which attracted nearly 300 participants.
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