Bay Of Islands: Treasured Islands
The bay of islands has long seduced New Zealanders. Its calm blue water, pierced by a string of isles as if sculpted by an artist’s hand, was a secret aquatic playground for Kiwis who flocked to the...
View ArticleAuckland: Ignition System
Flying over Auckland — its emerald hills, volcanic peaks and tiny islands jutting out of a glistening sea dotted with billowing sails — I see why the Maori settlers who paddled in on their wakas 650...
View ArticleAuckland: Take The Plunge
Two phrases which strike fear into the heart of every parent will almost assuredly never be heard when visiting Auckland. With a range of activities from sailing to whale watching, bungee-jumping to...
View ArticleQueenstown, New Zealand, To Host Gay Ski Week
Timed to coincide with the Southern Hemisphere’s largest Winter Pride celebration, Queenstown, New Zealand, is set to host the Second Annual Gay Ski Week. Festivities for the weeklong event (Aug....
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Opportunity Roars In Auckland
While it’s physically “on the other side of the world” from many countries, Auckland, New Zealand, is a major player on the global business stage. And as technology shrinks the world, Auckland grows...
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Find Family Fun While On Business In Wellington
In 2007, Lonely Planet recognized Wellington, New Zealand, as a “city on the rise.” The rise turned out to be meteoric: Four years later the travel gurus labeled it “the coolest little capital in the...
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Thrills And Chills In Christchurch
Twelve thousand feet above the New Zealand countryside, I watched my friend Ashleigh disappear out the rear door of a plane. My stomach somersaulted, and I tugged again at the metal bolts connecting my...
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Take A Break From Business In Auckland
We’re cruising under the Auckland Harbour Bridge on a late-afternoon sail around the city’s Waitemata Harbour when our boat captain says, “Okay, everyone, if you look up, you might get lucky and see...
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