Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Well, Stats New Zealand reported today that the number of overseas visitors to New Zealand shores rose in June to the highest level since March 2020 when COVID-19 travel and border restrictions were put in place. The number of travellers more than doubled to 94,600 in the June month, compared to the same month a year ago. Those from Australia led the way, making up 74 percent of all overseas arrivals. Those arriving here to visit friends and relatives made up 52 percent, those on holiday 30 percent, and those on businesses trips 12 percent. On an annual basis, overseas visitor arrivals were up significantly on the June 2021 year. We know that sectors such as tourism and hospitality have been heavily impacted by the pandemic, and the opening of the border and the prospect of a strong tourism season this summer will provide opportunities to rebuild and support the recovery of the economy.