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'Snow Time to Relax in NZ
For winter holidaymakers wanting to take a day off from skiing and snowboarding, New Zealand’s ski regions offer some quirky fun-filled snow-related activities.
Off-piste outdoor winter experiences include dog sledding, guided snow shoe treks, snow tubing and scenic flights - by flying fox, ski plane or helicopter - to spectacular landscapes that are not easily accessible.
New Zealand’s main ski regions are Mt Ruapehu in the North Island, where Whakapapa and Turoa are the key destinations, Queenstown, Wanaka and Mt Hutt in the South Island.
Dog sledding
New Zealand is one of only three southern hemisphere countries with dog sledding activities. Passionate dog racers Ray and Diane Halliday of Quiet Running ... [continued]
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Rugby World Cup 2011:
NZ on track for success
With less than two years to go until Rugby World Cup 2011 kicks off in New Zealand, confidence is high that the world's showpiece Rugby tournament will be a success, creating a lasting legacy both for New Zealand and the continued global development of Rugby.
Aside from the smooth running of the global sporting spectacle, the Rugby New Zealand 2011 Limited organising body and tournament owners Rugby World Cup Limited are working hard to deliver a Rugby World Cup that will ... [continued] |
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New Zealand Events for Winter 2010
New Zealand’s diverse natural landscape is a winter wonderland for visitors, and the country is bracing itself for a series of events that will celebrate the coming of the colder months.
Avid skiers, snowboarders and adventure enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice as the slopes start pumping with adventure snow sports. Those who prefer to rug up by the fire will appreciate the gourmet flavours of winter food and wine, showcased by a series of unique New Zealand events and festivals ... [continued] |
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