🚢 This Friday, NZCA Chair Debbie Summers and CEO Jacqui Lloyd had the pleasure of presenting to the Port of Auckland Senior Leadership Team. They discussed the global and national landscape of the cruise sector and its significant impact on both New Zealand and Auckland's economy. 🌍 It was fantastic to engage with the key stakeholders at New Zealand's largest and most pivotal turnaround port. We're thrilled to hear about POAL's exciting future plans where cruise plays a key role. Thank you, Port of Auckland, for a productive meeting and for prioritising the growth and sustainability of the cruise industry! Port of Auckland Tourism Industry Aotearoa Jacqui Lloyd Debbie Summers #NZCruise #AucklandEconomy #CruiseSector #PortOfAuckland #NZCA
New Zealand Cruise Association
Maritime Transportation
Parnell, Auckland 2,753 followers
The industry body and leading voice of New Zealand's cruise sector.
About us
The New Zealand Cruise Association is the industry body and leading voice of New Zealand’s cruise sector. Our mission is to establish New Zealand as the cruise destination of choice in the South Pacific. We pride ourselves on leading a proactive cruise community. We are dedicated to growing New Zealand’s position as a world class cruise destination. We provide leadership and facilitation to the New Zealand tourism industry and wider community to ensure a sustainable and prosperous growth of New Zealand’s cruise sector. If your business operates within the New Zealand Cruise sector we invite you to become a member. Membership will deliver value to your business through: Insights into global trends – how they will impact New Zealand and key New Zealand cruise research and statistics Opportunities to maximise growth through increased engagement with stakeholders and understanding of this unique sector Regional and national advocacy supporting cruise-friendly legislation and maintaining New Zealand’s “cruise-friendly” reputation Support of cruise initiatives that will benefit New Zealand. Together, we can grow New Zealand’s cruise sector.
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http://newzealandcruiseassociation.com/
External link for New Zealand Cruise Association
- Industry
- Maritime Transportation
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Parnell, Auckland
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- advocacy, networking, education, cruise industry, service, promotion, New Zealand, and member events
Locations
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2 Akaroa St
Parnell, Auckland 1052, NZ
Employees at New Zealand Cruise Association
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Oscar Nathan
A passionate and pragmatic, problem-solver and protagonist for tourism in the Bay of Plenty. Committed to regional communities and maximising the…
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Avinash Murthy
Head of Marine & Cruise Operations @ Port of Auckland | DPA
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David Kriel, FCILT
General Manager Commercial - Napier Port
Updates
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🎉 Exciting News! 🚢 The booking portal for the NZCA Conference 2025 is now LIVE! Secure your spot today and join us for an insightful gathering of industry leaders and enthusiasts. 🗓 Date: Thursday, 14 August 2025 📍 Venue: Napier War Memorial Centre, 48 Marine Parade, Bluff Hill, Napier, Hawke’s Bay Don't miss out on the opportunity to connect, learn, and engage with the cruise community in the stunning setting of Napier! Book your tickets now: ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g7ubxzSZ #NZCA #CruiseNZ #NapierConference #CruiseIndustry #CruiseNews #wearecruise
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🚢🌟 Millennials at the helm! Did you know that millennials are now the most enthusiastic about planning a cruise holiday? The future of cruising is looking youthful, with the average age of cruise travellers dropping to 46. Plus, 36% of all cruise goers are now under the age of 40! 🌊✨ #MillennialTravelers #CruiseTrends #FutureOfCruising #TravelStats #NZCruise #NZCA
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A great shot of the some of the fabulous team of Bay of Plenty cruise ambassadors & team who welcome guests with a winning smile and loads of local intel! 📷 Angela Werder #cruiseNZ #nztourism #NZcruise #NZCA
And who could not love the cruise arrival into the Bay of Plenty when welcomed by our smiling cruise ambassadors and sales team, providing information and much aroha season after season. So proud of our crew, some of whom have been volunteering for over 10 years giving a special warm welcome to cruise passengers arriving into Tauranga. #nzca, #wearecruise, #bayofplenty, #princesscruises
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📰 Cruise Industry Insights: Challenges Ahead In yesterday's feature in Tourism Ticker, NZCA CEO Jacqui Lloyd highlights the crucial economic contributions of the cruise industry to New Zealand. Despite its significant impact, the sector faces a declining trend due to rising operational costs and stringent regulations. 🚢💼 "As we navigate through 2025, addressing these challenges is a priority to sustain and enhance the value that cruising brings to our economy," says Jacqui Lloyd. Subscribers can read the full article here: Stay tuned and mark your calendar for Conference this August to stay informed about the dynamics shaping our industry and what it means for the future of tourism in New Zealand. 📆 2025 Conference will be held in Napier on Thursday 14th August at the Napier War Memorial Centre. #NZCruise #TourismInsights #EconomicImpact #CruiseChallenges #NZCA #NZTourism #cruisenews #wearecruise
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Did you know that cruising isn't just a one-time adventure for many? 🚢 12% of cruise travelers embark on two voyages each year! 🛳️✌️ 🚢 10% set sail on three to five cruises annually! 🛳️🛳️🛳️ How many times have you cruised? #CruiseLife #ForeverCruisers #TravelLove #CruiseAddict #SeaAdventures #NZCA
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🌟 NZ Cruise 2040: Shaping the Future of Tourism 🚢 The four pillars of our New Zealand Cruise 2040 Strategy are aimed at fostering a sustainable and prosperous future for cruise tourism in our beautiful nation: Economic Growth: Drive substantial economic benefits through increased cruise activity, aiming for significant contributions to our national economy by 2040. Environmental Stewardship: Commit to environmental excellence with targets for net zero emissions, reducing waste, and enhancing sustainability across all operations. Community Engagement: Ensure that cruise tourism delivers real benefits to local communities and indigenous groups, fostering a positive perception and inclusive growth. Exceptional Visitor Experiences: Enhance the cruise visitor experience to achieve high satisfaction rates, ensuring New Zealand remains a top global destination. Join us as we navigate towards a thriving future, making New Zealand a better place through thoughtful and innovative tourism strategies & mark your diaries for the NZCA Conference 2025 now! 🌍✨ #NZCruise2040 #SustainableTourism #CruiseNewZealand #FutureReady
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🚢🌏 Queen Anne's majestic maiden world voyage is coming downunder. The magnificent Queen Anne embarked on her inaugural world voyage on 9th January, and we're thrilled she has three planned New Zealand calls: 📍 Auckland on 22 Feb 📍 Tauranga on 24 Feb 📍 Bay of Islands on 25 Feb Join us in welcoming this stunning vessel as she graces our shores, as part of her 107-night journey of enchanting stops across the globe, including a New Zealand showcase, featuring our spectacular landscapes and warm hospitality to international travellers. 🌿🤝 Keep an eye out for this beauty and share your moments with us! 📸 https://lnkd.in/gExxTjU9 #QueenAnne #CruiseNZ #MaidenVoyage #NZPorts #GlobalJourney #CruiseLovers #NZCA
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🚢💡 Cruising into the Future! According to the last CLIA Sentiment, Perception, and Intent Survey (March 2024), the cruise industry continues to win hearts: ⚓ 82% of past cruisers are eager to set sail again! ⚓ 71% of international travellers are contemplating their first-ever cruise adventure. With so many fantastic shore excursions and special destinations and experiences on offer, we're keen to ensure New Zealand is on the must-see list for both repeat and first time cruisers! #CruiseLife #TravelTrends #FutureOfTravel #FirstTimeCruiser #RepeatCruiser #NZCA #CruiseNewZealand #NewZealandTourism
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Our Cruise Aotearoa New Zealand 2040 Strategy is designed to set a course for the future and covers four key areas: - ENVIRONMENT: Reducing impacts in climate, emissions, waste management, biodiversity and nature. - COMMUNITY: Respecting and enabling positive, vibrant and welcoming communities with better social and cultural impacts. - ECONOMY: Growing economic contribution that is balanced with environment, community and visitor. - VISITOR: Delivering outstanding, distinctive visitor experiences that are good for the economy, nature, communities and Māori. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/gKAq3QYx #NZCruise2040 #nzca #TourismNZ #CommunityImpact #EconomicGrowthNZ
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