Across
- 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.
Down
- 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.