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Air New Zealand has partnered with Tourism New Zealand to launch a new safety video with a very national orientation
Called Aotearoa, the eighth wonder of the world, The video is intended to help support the national tourism industry. It shows representatives from various parts of the country arguing why their region should be a world wonder, as well as the usual safety briefing.
Air New Zealand’s director of sales and customers, Leanne Geraghty, said the video was made with the effects of a tourism industry devastated by Covid-19 in mind.
“About 30 percent of the people who fly in our national network are usually visitors from abroad. In the absence of international visitors, security video is a unique way to stimulate increased local demand, benefiting local tour operators, the New Zealand economy and Air New Zealand employees, ”Geraghty said.
Air New Zealand
The national airline and Tourism New Zealand have released a new safety video.
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New Zealand Tourism Business Director René de Monchy said it is “another way we are encouraging Kiwis to do something new, showcasing the incredible variety of experiences on offer at Aotearoa.”
The airline says the video is “on a much lower budget this year.”
Security videos have been a bit hit and miss over the years. the It is the safety of the kiwi The rap video starring a slew of Kiwis, including Julian Dennison and Kings, took a particularly painful beating. Israel Dagg’s “Rapping” with Stan Walker in 1995 Men in black The video also divided opinion, as did Cuba Gooding Jr and Katie Holmes watching New Zealand from the sky.
However the Lord of the Rings The safety talk and Rachel Hunter’s trip through Northland were greeted with more warmth.
Aotearoa, the eighth wonder of the world follow A journey to safety, which showed the plight of New Zealand’s threatened native birds through the story of a young girl trying to find a lost takahē, a forever home.
