The Travel Junction has joined forces with Christchurch Airport in New Zealand to promote the infrastructure hub’s 2023 Highways Collection.

PONANT and Relais & Châteaux renew partnership with two exclusive gastronomic New Zealand voyages in 2023

Situated on Cuba Street, one of Wellington’s most electric and charismatic areas, Naumi Wellington has just opened its doors to guests. The hotel marks the seventh property for disruptor hotel brand, Naumi Hotels, which is trailblazing the eclectic boutique hotel space in the Asia Pacific region with its colorful design and style overseen by leading New Zealand designers, Material Creative.

PONANT has added new voyages over the southern hemisphere’s summer season for 2023/24. Among the closer-to-home voyages are new itineraries that will explore the South Pacific Ocean, along with cruises through the Tropics and further afield, including the Northern Lights of Norway.

Nothing says “welcome” better than luxury accommodation, gourmet meals, boat cruises (with dolphins and seals), exclusive wine tastings, a private air show and a helicopter flight.

Island Escape Cruises has extended its Fiordland season for this coming summer, which commences 12 December 2022 from Queenstown.

Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts has checked in to New Zealand this week with the official opening of Mövenpick Hotel Auckland on Monday [16 May 2022].

Abercrombie & Kent has drawn on its more than 30-year experience delivering unforgettable adventures across Australia and New Zealand to bring to eager travellers a refreshed and exciting portfolio of extraordinary travel ideas.

Queenstown welcomes a new level of opulence and service with The Carlin Boutique Hotel officially opening yesterday (24 March 2022) and taking bookings from this weekend.

Australians will be able to take a holiday to New Zealand for the upcoming Easter school holidays, as the country fast-tracks the return of tourism.

The future is looking bright for Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre, which officially opened on Friday [17 December 2021]. 

Many travel companies that previously relied on outbound tourism, particularly those based in Australia, pivoted their businesses during the pandemic to cater for the resurgence in domestic travel. Tauck however didn’t. Here’s why.