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  •   Home > News > Living & Travel

    Local holiday park operators are celebrating a huge summer for the industry

    Local holiday park operators are celebrating a huge summer for the industry


    Data shows January guest numbers surpassed more than two-million nationwide -- a record high.

    Holiday Parks NZ Chief Executive, Fergus Brown says a huge part of that is down to Kiwis' loyalty to their favourite sites.

    He says there's many families which go to the same holiday parks annually -- as they cater to multiple generations.

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