New Zealand is a small but developed e-commerce market with high internet penetration and strong cross-border shopping. Success requires understanding the laid-back Kiwi culture and geographic isolation.
人口
5.1 Million
GDP
$247 Billion
互联网普及率
93%
电商增长
+12% YoY
New Zealand consumers are price-conscious due to geographic isolation and limited local options. High cross-border shopping from Australia and China. Value authenticity and sustainability. Laid-back but quality-conscious.
.co.nz
成本: $20-35/year
Available to register globally, but local presence preferred
English (official), Māori
商务文化: Informal and egalitarian. Values relationships and direct communication. "Tall poppy syndrome" similar to Australia. Decision-making can be slow due to consensus.
.co.nz
Available to register globally, but local presence preferred
成本: $20-35/year
Yes. New Zealand is smaller, more environmentally conscious, and has stronger Māori cultural influence. Shipping costs are even higher, and consumers are more laid-back but equally price-sensitive.
Trade Me is the local marketplace giant. Amazon is growing but less dominant. TheMarket, Mighty Ape, and Fishpond are popular. Many shop directly from Australian sites.
Increasingly important. Incorporating te reo Māori (Māori language) and respecting Māori cultural protocols shows cultural awareness and builds goodwill, especially in government and community sectors.