Tourism New Zealand and Auckland Convention Bureau partner with International No-Dig Auckland to spotlight local innovation

International No-Dig Auckland is set to bring the trenchless technology sector together in one of the world’s most innovative infrastructure markets, supported by an ongoing partnership with Tourism New Zealand and Auckland Convention Bureau – a division of Tātaki Auckland Unlimited.

The event will showcase the latest developments in trenchless construction, asset management and underground infrastructure while highlighting New Zealand’s growing importance within the global trenchless community.

As infrastructure owners and contractors continue to seek smarter ways to renew and expand underground networks, New Zealand has emerged as a leading example of how trenchless technologies can deliver efficient, sustainable outcomes with minimal disruption to communities.

Prime Creative Media Head of Marketing – Events Molly Hancock said New Zealand’s unique infrastructure challenges have helped drive innovation across the sector.

“New Zealand has consistently demonstrated the value of trenchless technology in delivering essential infrastructure while reducing impacts on residents, businesses and the environment,” Hancock said.

“The country has become recognised for its willingness to embrace new approaches, making it an ideal host for an event dedicated to the future of underground infrastructure.”

Hancock said the support of Tourism New Zealand and Auckland Convention Bureau reflects the significance of business events in connecting industries and fostering innovation.

“New Zealand has a strong reputation for delivering high-quality business events, and Tourism New Zealand and Auckland Convention Bureau do a fantastic job showcasing everything the country and Auckland have to offer,” she said.

“Its support helps ensure delegates enjoy a valuable experience both inside and outside the conference halls.”

International No-Dig Auckland is expected to attract industry professionals from across Australasia and beyond, further strengthening New Zealand’s position as a key market for trenchless technology and underground infrastructure development.

Ken Pereira, Head of Business Events at Tātaki Auckland Unlimited, the region’s cultural, events and destination agency and home of Auckland Convention Bureau, said International No-Dig Auckland demonstrates Auckland’s growing appeal as a destination for specialist business events.

“We’re delighted to welcome delegates from across Australasia and beyond to Tāmaki Makaurau. Auckland is already demonstrating the benefits of trenchless technology through major projects such as the Central Interceptor, making it a fitting destination to bring the sector together to share knowledge, strengthen industry connections and showcase our region as a world-class destination for international business events,” Pereira said.

The event will feature a comprehensive conference program, technical presentations from industry experts, networking opportunities and an exhibition floor showcasing the latest products, equipment and services driving the trenchless sector forward.

International No-Dig Auckland will be taking place on October 28-29 at the brand-new New Zealand International Convention Centre.

Tickets are on sale now. Secure your place here before it’s too late.

 

International No-Dig provides an unparalleled opportunity to connect with the global trenchless technology industry. Hosted each year in a different country to showcase the global industry, International No-Dig will bring together the best of the innovations and advancements in trenchless technology.

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