Northland Makes TIME World’s Greatest Places Of 2021 List Sunday, July 25, 2021 IWK Bureau
Northland has been named in TIME’s third annual list of the World’s Greatest Places.
The list highlights unique destinations from all over the world from hugely popular tourist hot spots like Cairo, Athens and New York City to less known, off the beaten track locales like the Portuguese town of Arouca.
GM Destination for Northland Inc, Tania Burt, welcomes the news: “It is wonderful to see Tai Tokerau Northland recognised in this list. Through the challenges of the last year, our region has continued to innovate and launch new, high quality tourism experiences and it is fantastic to see these businesses, and Northland, acknowledged by one of the world’s most well-known, reputable international brands. We hope Tai Tokerau Northland’s inclusion in this list will help keep the region top of mind for international consumers planning future trips abroad when the ti
Thursday, 22 July 2021, 2:46 pm
Northland has been named in TIME’s third annual list of
the World’s Greatest Places.
The list highlights
unique destinations from all over the world from hugely
popular tourist hot spots like Cairo, Athens and New York
City to less known, off the beaten track locales like the
Portuguese town of Arouca.
GM Destination for
Northland Inc, Tania Burt, welcomes the news: “It is
wonderful to see Tai Tokerau Northland recognised in this
list. Through the challenges of the last year, our region
has continued to innovate and launch new, high quality
tourism experiences and it is fantastic to see these
NORTHLAND, New Zealand and BOWLING GREEN, Ky., March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The US State Department and the Far North District Council in New Zealand are funding "Connected Northland"—a new
Press Release – Northland Inc The US State Department is helping to fund Connected Northland, a flexible digital training and job placement programme with a $16,000 investment plus a $6000 contribution from Far North District Council. The opportunity is the result of a two-way 2018-19 …
The US State Department is helping to fund Connected Northland, a flexible digital training and job placement programme with a $16,000 investment plus a $6000 contribution from Far North District Council.
The opportunity is the result of a two-way 2018-19 US State Department Professional Fellows learning exchange offered to US digital enablement experts and Northland Digital Enablement Group members.
The Far North District Council has engaged Connected Nation, a US-based non-profit organisation established 20 years ago to lead the project. Their Digital Works programme was launched eight years ago and is designed to ensure jobseekers are educated, mentored and upskilled, while also being supp