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Rotorua (rōtərōˈə) [key], city (1996 pop. 52,953), central North Island, New Zealand. It is a popular tourist area with nearby lakes and hot springs. The area is also important for timber and agriculture.

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Rotorua: Fenton Street runs through the centre of the city almost to the lakefront. Hotels, museums and other central attractions are on or near Arawa Street. (NZ Business)

Fire, brimstone and business: Rotorua is well known for its tourism pulling power--but it also offers great opportunities for businesses, as Carlene du Toit discovers.(regional focus) (NZ Business)

Living Above the Boiling Earth.(Rotorua, New Zealand, is located on a thermal zone that causes numerous geysers and hot springs)(Brief Article) (Faces: People, Places, and Cultures)

The youngest CEO? Achieving CEO status while still in his 20s is believed to make Matt Clarke, from Rotorua Regional Airport, New Zealand, the youngest airport CEO in the world. Airports International reports on a tale to give hope to all those budding managers out there.(Asia/Pacific Special)(chief executive officer) (Airports International)

Rotorua targets Aussie traffic. (Australasian Business Intelligence)

-Skyline Enters into Partnership with Volcanic Hills to Make Rotorua a Wine Destination (Travel Business Review (TBR))

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Rotorua retailers up in arms. (Australasian Business Intelligence)

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