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New Zealand will launch its first Michelin Guide in mid-2026, covering four major cities and backed by tourism funding.
New Zealand will launch the Michelin Guide in mid-2026, marking its first presence in Oceania after 125 years.
The initiative, backed by a $6.3 million investment from the International Visitor Levy, will evaluate restaurants in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Queenstown through anonymous inspections.
Tourism New Zealand says the guide could attract up to 36,000 additional international visitors annually, driven by global demand for authentic local cuisine.
The move supports the country’s culinary industry and aligns with government efforts to boost tourism and hospitality.
In contrast, Australia has declined to join the Michelin Guide, reflecting a cultural reluctance to embrace a high-end dining identity.
Nueva Zelanda lanzará su primera Guía Michelin a mediados de 2026, que cubrirá cuatro ciudades principales y estará respaldada por fondos turísticos.