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  • Whangamata - Coastal Coolness
    Submitted by Krister on 1170792797
    0Whangamata located in the greener than green Coromandel Peninsula, provides a great way to recharge your batteries on New Zealand’s east coast. A small town of close to 3500 residents explodes to somewhere between 40 and 60,000 during the summer holiday months. Although the growth in Whangamata has boomed in the last 20 years it hasn’t lost its cool kiwi style beachyness.
    Rating: 1 comments
  • Ski and Snowboard in New Zealand
    Submitted by holidayLOVER on 1178398242
    1New Zealand is a southern winter paradise for ski and snowboard lovers. From the North Island resorts of Whakapapa and Turoa on the slopes of Mt Ruapehu, to Cardrona and Coronet Peak near Queenstown, NZ is home to numerous ski fields on both of the main islands that form Aotearoa.
    Rating: 5 comments
  • My Top 10 Unforgettable Places to Stay in Queenstown & Wanaka This Winter
    Submitted by holidayLOVER on 1271993318
    1It's coming to that time of the year when I organise our family annual ski holiday in New Zealand. We are huge fans of the stunning Queenstown-Wanaka region. If my budget was unlimited where would I stay? My key factors are location (scenic, close to ski fields, shopping etc) and facilities (luxury rooms, restaurant with delicious cuisine, hot tub etc).
    Rating: 1 comments
  • Rafting in Roto-Vegas
    Submitted by Krister on 1182760397
    0Rotorua, locally referred to as Roto-vegas, is a geothermic wonderland of tourist features, activities and striking scenery. The drive into Rotorua is filled with New Zealand native greenery and a spectacular lake view as you drop into Rotorua.
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  • 10 Great Kids Websites for these School Holidays
    Submitted by holidayLOVER on 1260853108
    1Looking for good safe websites these school holidays to keep your kids amused? Well I have put together a list of 10 great websites to check out.
    Rating: 1 comments
  • Effective Web Presence for Tourism Operators
    Submitted by Charlie on 1265921771
    1The internet has become the primary means of researching and planning a holiday or activity, so as a tourism operator, it's vital to establish yourself online with an effective web presence. In the current web climate, this means much more than simply having a website. You need to be actively involved in social media, creating an open dialog with past and potential customers.
    Rating: 1 comments
  • 10 of the Best Websites for Kids This Winter
    Submitted by holidayLOVER on 1272590447
    1Winter is fast approaching, so I've been searching the web for the 10 best websites I could find for kids. Below is a list of some seriously good websites that I know your kids are going to love. Children simply need to click on the image of their choice to visit the site.
    Rating: 4 comments
  • Best Websites for Kids This Spring
    Submitted by holidayLOVER on 1282801143
    1I found another 10 fantastic websites to keep your kids entertained this Spring. From baby animals to NASA, I've got the very best of kid-friendly websites listed below. There's games, colouring pages, crafts and even some educational stuff thrown in to the mix. Click on the images below to visit the websites.
    Rating: 2 comments
  • Oamaru – One of New Zealand’s Greatest Treasures and Hidden Secrets
    Submitted by wordofmouth on 1286588039
    0If you are not a surfer, sunbather, climber or boatie, Oamaru is possibly the best destinations in New Zealand. Standing on the cobbled corner of Harbour and Tyne Street, I am cast back 130 years in time among a wealth of historic architectural treasures. There is no evidence of anything other than Victorian architecture. I amble down the lane with its old rail line still running down the side, where trains picked up sacks or grain to be loaded on to bowsprits, spars and fully rigged triple-masters on Sumpter wharf in the harbour.
    Rating: 1 comments
  • 10 Amazing Kids Websites for Summer 2011
    Submitted by holidayLOVER on 1319672935
    1Here is another handy list of some AMAZING websites designed for children. Great websites to keep your little ones amused on those rainy days. There's plenty of games, colouring pages, word finds etc. I've put in a few rugby sites in to the list this time, as now that the mighty All Blacks have won the Rugby World Cup 2011 there's even more kids who are rugby-mad. Below is a diverse array sites, so there should be at least a few to appeal to each child...they can be a fussy bunch!
    Rating: 2 comments