Opening remarks - Otago Tourism Policy School
<p>Tēnā koutou katoa. Good afternoon, everyone.</p> <p>Thank you, Mayor John Glover, for your opening remarks, and thank you Associate Professor Susan Houge Mackenzie for convening this important event.</p> <p>It’s a pleasure to be at the 2026 Otago Tourism Policy School here in Queenstown.</p> <p>Queenstown captures so much of what makes New Zealand distinctive as a destination – our landscapes, our hospitality and our appetite for innovation.</p> <p>It’s an ideal place to come together for an important event on the annual tourism calendar.</p> <p>When I spoke at this event last year, I announced Round Two of the Regional Events Promotion Fund. This Fund was designed to grow visitation beyond the main centres and outside peak season.</p> <p>12 months on, I’m delighted to report that acros
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