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The first tour in New Zealand
The Rotorua area was known early to Pakeha for its hot or thermal lakes,conpared to the the South Island’s cold lakes. Around the lakes were hot springs, geysers, mud pools and sulfur steam, all of which drew the curious and the adventurous. -
harbour bridge in Aukland
the quickest way from Auckland to the North Shore by car is the harbour bridge and another tourist site where you can bungy jump and walk in the top of the harbour bridge too. -
The first sign of tourism
Maori Tourism in New Zealand started over 130 years ago with local Maori guiding visitors through the Central Plateau region of Aotearoa New Zealand, where they visited the beautiful mountains. -
Waitomo Caves
More than 30 million years after Waitomo first rose from the ocean floor.one of New Zealand's most inspiring natural wonders and a must-see destination... WAITOMO CAVES -
Erebus Crash
Air New Zealand DC10 crashed in 1979 on mt erebus in antartica
the plane lost 257 lives and is the worst new zealand crash in twenty six years. -
Rainbows end
Rainbow’s End began operating in 1982 with a variety of new attractions being added throughot the years. -
The sky city tower in Auckland New Zealand
The tower attracts an average of 1,450 visitors per day (over 500,000 per year)[5] for a variety of reasons. -
Mount hutt
The mountain is home to a commercial alpine ski area with the largest skiable area in the South Island (3.65 square kilometres), and a vertical height of 683 metres. It caters for a wide range of skiers, with a "magic carpet" lift for beginners, good intermediate and advanced runs, and access to large off-piste areas. The most advanced runs on the mountain are through the rock formations at the top of the field known as "The Towers", and the South Face. The snow season is from June to October. -
The lastest New Zealand tour
A Kiwi inventor will launch public flights in the jetpack flying technology early next year, with plans to expand to Australia soon after.
