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What would sustainable tourism really mean for New Zealand? Let’s ask the river

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What would sustainable tourism really mean for New Zealand? Let’s ask the riverThe Whanganui River.www.shutterstock.com

Excitement among Cook Islands tourism operators and officials at the opening of quarantine-free travel with Aotearoa New Zealand was understandable. The impact of the pandemic on the island nation’s economy has been massive and will be felt for a long time.

But it wasn’t long before a local...

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