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Loading ...The majority of visitors coming to New Zealand arrive by air. The three main international airports are Auckland, Wellington and Chrsitchurch with Auckland being the most key entry point.
Auckland International Airport
Auckland international airport is located approx 21kim (13 miles) south of Auckland city. The airport comprises of 3 terminals – international and two domestic terminals. [...]
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...About 2 years ago New Zealand banned smoking in the workplace which includes restaurants, bars, pubs clubs and casinos.
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The main supermarket chains are Foodtown, Woolworths and New World, with Pak n’ Save and Countdown being less expensive and more variety in comparison to the rest of the stores. It’s recommened you try and buy fresh fruits and vegetables from asian supermarkets or even roadside stalls or what they call here flea markets usually [...]
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Hours vary depending on the season and day of the week. Fridays and weekends are usually longer hours. Cafes usually open for breakfats between 7am and 9am and often remain open until lunchtime or until 5pm. Some also stay open till the early hours. Sunday often have brunch hours at most places too. With regards [...]
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...In New Zealand you won’t have any problems trying to find a good food chain. Even if you are travelling by car from A to B, unlike Australia there are small towns approaching at least every 20km with fast food chain restaurants like Subway, McDonalds, Burger King, Pizza Hut and many more. In New Zealand [...]
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...From 9th May to 11th May you have a weekend full of live music, street entertainers and line dancing in 9 venues around Paihia & Russell.
This year the Festival features overseas artists from Australia, Nashville and USA. There is a total of 60 plus acts throughout the weekend. There would also be a free shuttle [...]
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Sheep are still a mainstay of New Zealand’s agricultural economy and so New Zealand lamb is without doubt the best in the world. Sea food is also arguably the best with oysters, green-lip mussels and salmon all of great taste and quality, thanks to the pristine waters of New Zealand in which they grow. Worth [...]
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