TRANSPORT

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• TRANSPORT ACCOMMODATION

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• TRANSPORT

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• GETTING AROUND
• A visit to New Zealand is an opportunity for
  your clients to discover a spectacular range of
  landscapes, so deciding HOW they travel around
  the country can be as important as where they go.
  

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• IMPORTANT ROAD RULES
• New Zealand is a left hand drive country.
• All distances are posted in kilometres (km)
• The speed limit is 100km/65 miles per hour on
  the open road and 50km/30 miles per hour in built
  up areas.

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• DRIVING CONDITIONS
• Dont underestimate driving times when planning
  your clients trip. Allow plenty of time to get
  between places. Check for recommended driving
  times and themed highways on the Travel Trade
  Website.

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• SELF DRIVE
• Driving is a popular way to explore New
  Zealand. It gives visitors the flexibility to
  follow their desires, or the advice of someone
  they meet along the way.

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AIR Flying by helicopter or light plane is a
great way to gain access to areas of exceptional
beauty in New Zealand such as extinct volcanoes,
glaciers and mountain tops.
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BUS COACH
Coach services range from point to point
transport, pre organised tours and Hop on- hop
off buses.
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• CUSTOM TRANSFERS
• With a custom transfer visitors can sit back and
  enjoy the view.

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• CITY TRANSPORT

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RAIL
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FERRY WATER TAXIS
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• ACCOMMODATION

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• ACCOMMODATION SEASONS
• Book at least the first two nights
  accommodation in New Zealand during high and
  shoulder seasons or during event times.

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• EXCLUSIVE
• Known world wide for their décor, location,
  cuisine and wine offer and exceptional customer
  service.

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• HOTELS
• International chain hotels, Unique Boutique
  Hotels and resorts are found in the main centres.

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• SERVICED APARTMENTS
• Apartments range from studios with kitchenettes
  through to three bedroom units with full kitchen
  facilities.

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• MOTELS
• Can be fully self contained including laundry
  facilities, or have kitchenettes with common
  laundry areas.

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• BED BREAKFAST
• Many located in restored historic buildings and
  private homes. They provide an opportunity to
  interact with real New Zealanders - often a
  holiday highlight.

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• YOUTH BACKPACKER
• YHA, BBH and other independently owned hostels
  abound throughout New Zealand.

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• FARM HOMESTAY
• A unique way to discover a real slice of New
  Zealand life and make friends with the locals

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• CAMPGROUNDS
• There are a range of Holiday Parks from powered
  sites for campervans and caravans, through to
  campsites and cabins. The Department of
  Conservation offers campgrounds on conservation
  land in unique places like National Parks and
  islands.