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Tourism Holdings Ltd (THL) is a global leader in RV and campervan rental. The company operates one of the world's largest fleets (estimates range from 20,000 to over 40,000 units) under brands Britz, Maui, and Apollo. Key markets include New Zealand, Australia, the US, and the UK, with European operations via franchises.
THL's rental-based model generates over 80% of revenue, focusing on flexible nature-based travel, differentiating it from traditional tourism stocks like airlines or hotels. The model shows resilience to economic cycles but depends on tourism demand and faces risks from fuel costs and competition. THL stock (ticker NZHELE0001S9) is considered an investment tool for tourism recovery.
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Tourism Holdings Ltd, the global leader in RV and campervan rentals, is experiencing growth amid the travel rebound. The company operates under brands...
Tourism Holdings Ltd, the global leader in RV and campervan rentals, is experiencing growth amid the travel rebound. The company operates under brands like Britz, Maui, and Apollo in New Zealand, Australia, North America, and Europe, utilizing a fleet ownership model to generate steady rental income.
Updated: 13.06.2026
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Tourism Holdings Ltd reported record results for the first half of the 2026 financial year, driven by high demand for campervan rentals. The company's revenue increased by 24.8% to NZD 452 million, with a net profit of NZD 65 million. The company plans to invest NZD 200 million in electric campers and is expanding its presence in Europe, including new rental depots in Munich and Berlin.
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New Zealand-based Tourism Holdings Ltd dominates the RV and campervan rental market in Oceania and North America, listed on the NZX under ISIN NZHELE0001S9.
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From June 7, blue self-containment warrants for freedom camping will no longer be valid. Vehicle owners must switch to the new green warrant system by June 6. Camping on public land without a green warrant may result in a $400 infringement notice. The transition period, which began in December 2023, ends with over 68,000 vehicles already certified under the new system.
Starting June 7, 2026, new regulations for motorhomes used for freedom camping take effect in New Zealand. Traditional blue self-containment certificates are being replaced by 'green stickers,' which require a fixed toilet. A fine of NZ$400 applies for not having the green sticker.
From June 7, blue warrants for campervans are invalid. Drivers must switch to the new green warrant by June 6 or face a fine of up to NZ$400. The transition period that began in December 2023 ends; over 68,000 vehicles have been certified.
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