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Begin with the 'Summary for Wellington RTO' section. Here, you will find key statistics about total visits and visitor expenditure. Ensure to review these figures as they provide a foundational understanding of tourism trends.
Move on to the 'Visits to Wellington RTO' section. Fill in any required fields regarding your travel plans, including origin and purpose of visit. This information is crucial for accurate forecasting.
In the 'Visitor Nights' section, input data related to your expected stay duration. This helps in analyzing accommodation needs and visitor patterns.
Finally, review the 'Visitor Expenditure' section. Enter anticipated spending amounts based on your travel budget, which aids in understanding economic impacts on the region.
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There are 31 RTOs in New Zealand, responsible for marketing their region and supporting their local tourism businesses. We work with Destination Wairarapa the RTO for the Wairarapa region. Your local council can provide specific context-relevant support for your area.
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