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  1. Chinese visitors are boosting the New Zealand economy, with ministers overseeing travel policy and analyzing economic impact.

The World Surf League is returning to Raglan for the 2027 season, with a minister providing government packages to support operations in the New Zealand market.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 15
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The World Surf League is returning to Raglan for the 2027 season, with a minister providing government packages to support operations in the New Zealand market.

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World Surf LeagueRaglanLouise Upston

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Chinese visitors are boosting the New Zealand economy, with ministers overseeing travel policy and analyzing economic impact. All 2 developments

The entities involved

  • World Surf League

    governing body for professional surfers

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  • Raglan

    locality in Waikato District, Waikato Region, New Zealand

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  • Louise Upston

    New Zealand National Party politician (born 1971)

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