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Indulge your senses

Let your sense of adventure, find a sense of belonging.

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Haere mai, welcome to Ngāi Tahu Tourism.

Join us and become part of something special. Our focus on connections – with people, with places, and with how our past journeys influence our future – creates real magic and a true sense of belonging. We operate ten tourism businesses across the country, offering a range of experiences across incredible locations. No matter what part of the Ngāi Tahu Tourism business you end up in, you’ll find yourself at the intersection of adventure and belonging, making for a life-changing combination.  

Why Ngāi Tahu?

Being a kaimahi (team member) here at Ngāi Tahu Tourism means so much more than just being an employee. When you join us, you’re joining a whānau, an iwi, and a whole group of people who share your passion for adventure. We are an iwi-led organisation, built on values of whānaungatanga (family), manaakitanga (looking after our people) and kaitiakitanga (stewardship). It’s just one of the reasons colleagues feel like family. You will be looked after like whānau, and your career development is something we take seriously.

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Looking to live and work in Aotearoa – New Zealand?

New Zealand is well and truly open to the world, and Ngāi Tahu Tourism are searching for people far and wide to join us. In fact, if you’re coming from abroad, you’ll be following in our Ngāi Tahu ancestors’ footsteps – they were famous for being the first seafarers, voyaging from abroad and sharing their hospitality with new arrivals to Aotearoa.

Ngāi Tahu Tourism is an accredited employer with Immigration New Zealand. For further information on working visas please visit: https://www.immigration.govt.nz/

Ready to indulge your senses?

As well as the featured jobs above, Ngāi Tahu Tourism has many more job opportunities across the group.

So come and find out where your career could go with Ngāi Tahu Tourism.