Demonstrate Knowledge of Destination New Zealand

This course is comprised of 5 modules

• Introduction
• Tourism New Zealand
• Generating Markets and Regions
• Host Regions of New Zealand
• New Zealand’s Activities and Attractions

Outcomes and evidence requirements

Outcome 1

Describe inbound tourism to New Zealand.

Evidence Requirements

• 1.1 The significance of inbound tourism to New Zealand is described in terms of total arrival numbers and total expenditure.
• 1.2 Inbound tourism to New Zealand is described in terms of the top five generating markets based on total arrival numbers and total expenditure.
• 1.3 Inbound tourism to New Zealand is described in terms of the purpose of the visit. Range: the purpose of the visit includes – holiday, visit friends and relatives, business; the evidence is required for total arrivals for each purpose.
• 1.4 New Zealand's top five host regions are identified in terms of both international visitor numbers and international person nights and are located on a map.

Outcome 2

Describe domestic tourism within New Zealand.

Evidence Requirements

• 2.1 The significance of domestic tourism in New Zealand is described. Range may include but is not limited to: guest nights, visits, expenditures.
• 2.2 New Zealand's top five host regions are located on a map.

Outcome 3

Describe characteristics of New Zealand as a tourist destination.

Evidence Requirement

• 3.1 Three gateway cities are located on a map of New Zealand.
• 3.2 Natural features of New Zealand’s regions are described in terms of their interest to tourists. Range: regions may include but are not limited to - Rotorua’s geothermal areas, Lake Taupo, the Southern Alps, Milford Sound; the evidence is required for a minimum of six geographical features in total.
• 3.3 Attractions, activities, and events in New Zealand which are of interest to tourists are described in terms of their features. Range: evidence is required for a minimum of five attractions, four activities, and two events.

Assessment

This assessment is located at the conclusion of module 5.