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New Zealand is a land of immense and diverse landscapes. You'll experience natural wonders and unique culture here that you won't find anywhere else in the world.

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• New Zealand accommodation options are diverse, with something to suit every level of comfort and budget.
• New Zealand has myriad different events on throughout the year, from sports fixtures to cultural festivals. Add one to your itinerary before or after your conference. Find out what is on here.
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Explore New Zealand

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  Northland

  Subtropical Northland is a water lover's paradise offering swimming, snorkelling, diving, dolphin watching and boating. Also be sure to explore lush rainforests, and learn more about our Maori culture at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds.

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  Hamilton - Waikato

  Just south of Auckland lies the Hamilton-Waikato region. This land of lush pastures was chosen to play The Shire in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films, and also offers caving, gardens and culture

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  Bay of Plenty

  The Bay of Plenty region is home to spectacular beaches, juicy kiwifruit and produce, and New Zealand's only active marine volcano.

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  Rotorua

  Rotorua is known for bubbling mud pools, erupting geysers and natural hot springs, as well as showcasing our fascinating Maori culture.

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  Taupo

  Taupo's Great Lake was created nearly 2,000 years ago by a volcanic eruption and is great for water sports and trout fishing. The surrounding forests offer opportunities for hiking and mountain biking.

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  Nelson

  Nelson's diverse geography captures everything from long golden beaches to untouched forests and rugged mountains. Explore its natural beauty and thriving arts scene.

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  Marlborough

  Marlborough is New Zealand's largest wine-growing region and the home of world-renowned sauvignon blanc. There are more than40 cellar doors to visit by yourself or on a pre-arranged wine tour.

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  Christchurch

  Christchurch mixes old-world charm, river punting and gardens with exciting urban revitalisation. Wider Canterbury's attractions range from skiing to golf, white water rafting to whale watching.

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  Queenstown

  Picturesque Queenstown is the home of adrenaline and adventure. Enjoy skiing in the winter and activities including bungy jumping, canyon swinging, jet boating, and river rafting all year round.

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