6 reasons why the luxury travel market in New Zealand may recover faster than the rest of the world

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, few industries have fallen as far and as fast as tourism. The coronavirus is crippling entire industries, but the private jet business is booming in New Zealand. Individuals are paying thousands of dollars to evacuate and avoid areas affected by the coronavirus.

Luxury travel operators are allowing customers to postpone their vacations for up to a year — but many aren’t offering complete refunds. That said, the vast majority of premium travelers have been much more inclined to postpone their travel dates and not cancel outright. Most prefer to find an alternative time later in the year or in 2021. With tourism and exports a major part of the economy, New Zealand will face some economic struggles in the near term, but this doesn’t necessarily have to be a bad thing.

A fast and collective response to coronavirus pandemic

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