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Amway Incentive Travel Welcomed

22 April 2016

For Immediate Release

Amway Incentive Travel Welcomed

Garth Wyllie, Executive Director of the Direct Selling Association of New Zealand welcomed today the news that Amway would be bringing 10,000 top achieving salespeople from China to Queenstown in 2018.

Mr Wyllie said “Direct Selling Companies such as Amway every year take large numbers of their sales force to different locations around the world and New Zealand Tourism needed to tap into this area more”
He points out that “This group follows several smaller Amway groups brought to New Zealand over the past few years of around 500 people which has built the attraction for New Zealand as a location within the company.”

“This is recognition of the profile work undertaken by Tourism NZ and the effect that high profile films have had over recent times to make NZ more attractive” he said.

He said “the opportunity is massive but these incentive groups from this industry sector and they do not happen by accident as considerable work must happen to attract companies to bring their incentive groups to New Zealand’.
“Discussions on this possibility have been ongoing for a couple of years and so this announcement is a huge success for New Zealand Tourism”.

Mr Wyllie said “Amway has just demonstrated it strong commitment to New Zealand with this announcement and it operates a vibrant business in New Zealand as well as this commitment”.

“We look forward to more Direct Selling companies considering New Zealand for their incentive trips in future years but tourism operators will need to ensure they can handle the many thousands of attendees for such travel if this is to be on-gong’ said Mr Wyllie

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