Tourplan: a decades-old Christchurch tech company making millions

Tourplan: a decades-old Christchurch tech company making millions
Tourplan provides software for tourism operators in 70 countries. (Image: DepositPhotos)
Ben Moore
An under-the-radar Christchurch software success story is potentially up for sale for $150 million.The company, Tourplan, was founded in 1986 by Cantabrian Peter Trumic and today provides tour planning software and services to 450 tour operators across the globe.Tourplan has offices in the UK, South Africa, Costa Rica, and Malaysia along with its New Zealand headquarters in Christchurch.Last week, the Australian Financial Review (AFR) reported rumours that the company was on the block for $150m, with investment bank North Pacific Partners...

More Technology

How Tracksuit turned brand data into a global growth engine
Technology Business of Tech Podcast

How Tracksuit turned brand data into a global growth engine

This week, Peter talks to Matt Herbert from Tracksuit.

Rakon stock-price climbs ahead of result
Markets

Rakon stock-price climbs ahead of result

Rakon shares rose almost 9% on Wednesday but spiked even higher during the day.

A year of tech milestones
Opinion

Peter Griffin: A year of tech milestones

NZ’s tech sector in 2025 has been a rare bright spot in a decidedly average year.

Peter Griffin 26 Nov 2025
The Australian investors backing Blackpearl
Markets

The Australian investors backing Blackpearl

Institutional investors with billions under management have taken stakes in an NZ firm.