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  •   Home > News > Environment

    The Department of Conservation's clocked more than 1.2-million annual bed-night bookings -- as demand for its huts grows

    The Department of Conservation's clocked more than 1.2-million annual bed-night bookings -- as demand for its huts grows


    DOC's annual visitor activity report to July shows Great Walk bookings were up 10-percent year-on-year.

    Bookings at its other sites shot up by 28-percent.

    Heritage and Visitors Director, Cat Wilson says increasing amounts of international tourists have played a role.

    She says more facilities -- like huts, and tracks -- have also re-opened after being damaged in extreme weather events.

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