New Zealand is a tourist mecca, a small country, jam-packed with spectacular scenery. From the cities to the tiny towns, there are a number of ways to reach your destination, whether you are a tourist in your own country, or a visitor from overseas.
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Articles covering all your travel, cruising, motor homing, local & domestic, international whether group travel, sports travel or leisure travel.
Air France Unveils its New Business Class Seat
Air France is continuing its move upmarket and is today unveiling its new Business class seat, for a completely renewed travel experience.
Now is the Time to Take Up Cycling!
Fit, fabulous and over 50 are how some customers describe themselves since getting back into cycling.
2014 Hawaii International Golf Challenge
Auckland based VSL Golf have released the details on their 2014 Hawaii International Golf Challenge which features a chance to win $1,000,000!
Whanganui River Adventure
Canoeing down the Whanganui River with its breath-taking scenery and rich Maori and early European history is a great adventure.
Out and About in the South
I've just returned from the South Island, combining work and pleasure into another terrific trip. The purpose of the 11-day excursion was always to fulfil a combination of objectives.
Can I Reduce the Risk of Blood Clots (DVT) on a Flight?
Holidays often mean a fair amount of travelling and when you are sitting still for long periods of time, the risk of developing deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
Camping – Don’t Leave Home Without…
Packing for a camping trip can seem like a marathon, but as long as you have a few key items, then, to continue with fine kiwi tradition; 'she'll be right'.
Where in the World Shall We Go?
It's the summer. You have time off coming up. You want to do something fun and unusual with it. Now what? How do you choose a destination when faced with so many wonderful choices, both in New Zealand and overseas?
Prague Highlights
Prague was teeming with tourists, not surprising - it is an amazing city with many beautiful old buildings and endless souvenir shops, art galleries and restaurants.




