Dhaka, Aug. 6 -- New Zealand plans to introduce entry fees of up to NZ$40 (approx. 33,000 won) for foreign visitors at several popular natural sites starting in 2027, as part of efforts to manage overtourism and fund conservation.
According to sources, the proposed fees will apply to four key destinations: Milford Sound, Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Aoraki Mount Cook, and Cathedral Cove - all heavily visited and managed by the Department of Conservation.
At Milford Sound alone, 90pc of the 1.1 million annual visitors are foreigners.
While New Zealand already charges a NZ$100 international visitor tax and fees for its "Great Walks," the government says more targeted charges are needed to maintain infrastructure and protect the environment...
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