Tourism Rotorua

6. The central urban commercial zone characterized by high land values, accommodation density, and main transport routes.
7. Tourists who seek novelty, adventure, and uninhibited travel experiences; targeted during Rotorua's activity diversification phase.
9. Destination Life Cycle model framework used to track the evolutionary phases of tourist destinations over time
11. Key cultural attraction focused on traditional Maori arts and crafts
12. Sixteen natural body features in the region (including Rotorua and Tarawera) providing key natural attractions.

1. Tourists who prefer familiar environments, comfort, and low-risk travel, predominant during early mass resort tourism.
2. Acronym representing the Social, Political, Economic, Natural, and Technological environmental triggers of change
3. World-famous geyser at Whakarewarewa/Te Puia protected by government geothermal regulations.
4. Geothermal extraction points closed within a 1.5 km radius of Pohutu Geyser in 1987 to halt natural thermal pressure drop.
5. High-density visitor accommodation facility located in central commercial areas, such as the 5-star Pullman.
7. Major agricultural tourist attraction and farm show operating along State Highway 5 in the rural periphery.
8. Cultural process that generates different spatial patterns
10. Indigenous culture and local Te Arawa heritage that form a primary cultural attractor in Rotorua.