A major ski operator is putting a slow uptake of bookings from across the Tasman down to fears of fuel-related travel disruptions.
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The Remarkables, Queenstown.
A major ski operator is putting a slow uptake of bookings from across the Tasman down to fears of fuel-related travel disruptions.
Some ski fields were due to open from this weekend ahead of the winter period.
NZSki operated three major New Zealand commercial ski fields, including Coronet Peak, the Remarkables and Canterbury's Mt Hutt.
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