Bridget Legnavsky's guest appearances

Bridget Legnavsky

Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Destinate NZ - Bringing NZ to the World

Lynda Keene

John Kirwan

Dan Wootton

Howard Morley

Deborah Powell

Greg Smith

David Cameron

Max Whitehead

BRUCE RUSSELL

Katrina Shanks

Richard Fitzwilliams

Mike Bennetts

Sarah Dalton

Mike Chapman

Diana Sarfati

OwlTail

Part 9 already!   Three more incredible finalists this episode.  We're joined by NZME Visitor Experience Award Finalist, Bruce Thomasen from Redwoods Treewalk in Rotorua.  He even gives us an exclusive scoop on their new summer attraction opening soon!  Then we welcome our final Marsh Tourism Industry Champion finalist, Bridget Legnavsky from Real NZ (formerly Wayfare).  Bridget's passion for developing people and excellence is real and if you've seen her videos from Cardrona, you'll already know this.   And finally we welcome back a familiar voice to the show - Tak Mutu from MDA Group in Rotorua who are also finalists in the He Kai Kei Aku Ringa Maori Tourism Award.  We interviewed Tak in the last episode for their Community Engagement Award.  There is no shortage of talent in the NZ Tourism Industry and we're very proud to be able to bring a snippet of this to you every week.  We announce our competition winners from last episode and this week there is a competition to win 2 x full suspension full day bike hire with MDA Group in Rotorua so head to our instagram page to enter.    Timings:  7.41 - Bruce Thomasen, Redwoods Treewalk (https://www.treewalk.co.nz/) 23.46 - Bridget Legnavsky, Real NZ (https://www.realnz.com/en/) 41.57 - Tak Mutu, MDA Group ( https://www.mtbrotorua.co.nz/ &amp; https://www.mdanz.com/)    www.destinatenz.com #tourismmarketing #NZTourismAwards #Leadership #Marketing #MaoriTourism #VisitorExperience #CustomerExperience #Excellence #SmallBusiness #NZTourism #TourismNZ 

Part 9 already!   Three more incredible finalists this episode.  We're joined by NZME Visitor Experience Award Finalist, Bruce Thomasen from Redwoods Treewalk in Rotorua.  He even gives us an exclusive scoop on their new summer attraction opening soon!  Then we welcome our final Marsh Tourism Industry Champion finalist, Bridget Legnavsky from Real NZ (formerly Wayfare).  Bridget's passion for developing people and excellence is real and if you've seen her videos from Cardrona, you'll already know this.   And finally we welcome back a familiar voice to the show - Tak Mutu from MDA Group in Rotorua who are also finalists in the He Kai Kei Aku Ringa Maori Tourism Award.  We interviewed Tak in the last episode for their Community Engagement Award.  There is no shortage of talent in the NZ Tourism Industry and we're very proud to be able to bring a snippet of this to you every week.  We announce our competition winners from last episode and this week there is a competition to win 2 x full suspension full day bike hire with MDA Group in Rotorua so head to our instagram page to enter.  Timings:  7.41 - Bruce Thomasen, Redwoods Treewalk (<a href="https://www.treewalk.co.nz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.treewalk.co.nz/</a>) 23.46 - Bridget Legnavsky, Real NZ (<a href="https://www.realnz.com/en/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.realnz.com/en/</a>) 41.57 - Tak Mutu, MDA Group ( <a href="https://www.mtbrotorua.co.nz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mtbrotorua.co.nz/</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.mdanz.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mdanz.com/</a>)  <a href="http://www.destinatenz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.destinatenz.com</a> #tourismmarketing #NZTourismAwards #Leadership #Marketing #MaoriTourism #VisitorExperience #CustomerExperience #Excellence #SmallBusiness #NZTourism #TourismNZ

NZ Tourism Awards Pt 9- with Redwoods Treewalk, Bridget Legnavsky and MDA Group

We're expecting to find out today what cabinet has decided on the quarantine-free travel bubble.Ministers have been considering their options, with clusters in Australia still out of control.The tourism sector can only sit, and wait.Cardrona and Treble Cone Ski Area general manager, Bridget Legnavsky told Tim Dower she is preparing to have no Australian tourists this season and will have to rely on domestic business.“The domestic market is actually really strong, right now were in the middle of the New Zealand school holidays so we’re actually really busy.”LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're expecting to find out today what cabinet has decided on the quarantine-free travel bubble. Ministers have been considering their options, with clusters in Australia still out of control. The tourism sector can only sit, and wait. Cardrona and Treble Cone Ski Area general manager, Bridget Legnavsky told Tim Dower she is preparing to have no Australian tourists this season and will have to rely on domestic business. “The domestic market is actually really strong, right now were in the middle of the New Zealand school holidays so we’re actually really busy.” LISTEN ABOVE See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Bridget Legnavsky: Ski field operator resigned to no Australian tourism as bubble decision expected today

Wanaka's ski resorts aren't holding up hopes for a trans-Tasman travel bubble injecting Aussie skiers on the slopes.Cardrona and Treble Cone will instead look for domestic skiers and board riders to get them through Alert Levels 2 and 1.Manager Bridget Legnavsky told Mike Hosking Aussie visitors are unlikely to come this season.Legnavsky says Kiwi skiers account for 60 percent of the ski areas' visitors.She says they're banking on patronage from Wanaka skiers in a Level 2 scenario.LISTEN ABOVE

Wanaka's ski resorts aren't holding up hopes for a trans-Tasman travel bubble injecting Aussie skiers on the slopes. Cardrona and Treble Cone will instead look for domestic skiers and board riders to get them through Alert Levels 2 and 1. Manager Bridget Legnavsky told Mike Hosking Aussie visitors are unlikely to come this season. Legnavsky says Kiwi skiers account for 60 percent of the ski areas' visitors. She says they're banking on patronage from Wanaka skiers in a Level 2 scenario. LISTEN ABOVE

Bridget Legnavsky: Cardrona and Treble Cone relying on domestic skiers this season