Check out the latest news and media releases from Hamilton & Waikato Region
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Waitomo cave tour operator Glowing Adventures has just achieved Climate Positive Business Operations certification for the 2018 Calendar Year with ekos.
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The mighty Waikato has been named among the world’s top 50 bucket list destinations by travel website Big 7 Travel.
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A week of special deals and discounts kicks-off across the Waikato this weekend to say ‘thanks’ to locals in a new regional tourism initiative.
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Up to ten thousand craft beer lovers are expected to converge at Claudelands Events Centre for the first North Island edition of the Great Kiwi Beer Festival on Saturday 7 March, 2020.
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Hamilton & Waikato Tourism and its Chief Executive have been announced as finalists in two categories in the 2019 New Zealand Tourism Awards at the Tourism Industry Aotearoa Summit in Wellington today.
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The flags are up, the pitch is being prepared, the teams have arrived in town – and Hamilton is ready for the All Blacks' farewell Test before they embark on their mission to claim a third straight Rugby World Cup title.
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Last Wednesday local food and wine producers joined regional business leaders at a launch event celebrating Waikato’s latest foodie experience.
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The Waikato’s top golf course is to undergo a $150,000 redevelopment over the next three years.
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Global headlines are increasingly highlighting the urgency of the climate crisis, and in the small town of Raglan (population 3,500), a local yoghurt company decided it was time to take action. “It’s easy to sit back and think ‘well, the problem is too big, what can I possibly do about it’, says co-founder Tesh Randall (aka Mrs Coconut), “But unless businesses start taking responsibility for the emissions they create, things will never get better.”
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There is going to be an invasion of breast cancer paddlers coming to New Zealand for the International Breast Cancer Paddlers Commission (IBCPC) festival to be held in the Waikato in 2022.