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If youâre working in adventure tourism in Queenstown, you need to DO adventure tourism in Queenstown. That means getting your butt out of bed on your weekends and trying out the other products around the basin.
Get in all the jetboats, try all the bungys, and do all the things.
Read all of our 7 Tips for Working in Adventure Tourism in Queenstown, New Zealand: http://bit.ly/2mt3iAF
We're here for a good time, not a long time. Let's treat each other well.
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While there are plenty of jobs in adventure tourism that donât require the ongoing energy of a human bouncy castle, it does tend to favor those who can sustain a positive vibe for long hours with all types of customers.
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Are you ready to start planning the most epic and memorable year of your life?! 'Cause we've got a FREE guide that's going to help you make the absolute most of your working holiday visa in New Zealand.
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Quit dreamin' and just DO IT! The Kiwi Kit is a team of adventurers, just like you, who wanted to travel and made it happen.
Lucky for you, we took notes on the process and are here to make your relocation easy as a delicious mushroom pie.
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According to Hitchwiki The Hitchhikerâs Guide to Hitchhiking the World, women do tend to have the advantage in Queenstown.
Females usually stop for other females. Families, as noted in Hitchwiki, often want to make sure the woman(en) they see hitchhiking is taken to âsafety.â Protective parents often show their mama bear and papa bear instincts by helping someone in need such as a harmless looking backpacker.
Read 11 Lessons I Learned About Hitchhiking in New Zealand: An honest conversation with two girls from Italy and France about riding for free around New Zealand: hhttp://bit.ly/2yC1Rms
Back in 2016, a couple of misfit backpackers â one Italian, one French, and one American (thatâs me) â found each other on a campground in Blenheim, New Zealand and traveled around the South Island together sharing stories, wine, and laughter all while practicing each otherâs native languages.
Read 11 Lessons I Learned About Hitchhiking in New Zealand: An honest conversation with two girls from Italy and France about riding for free around New Zealand: http://bit.ly/2yC1Rms
Now that Iâve been here a while, I see hitchhiking in a whole new light and can hopefully persuade you to give it a go with these 11 lessons Iâve learned for myself and from others.
When I arrived in New Zealand two years ago, I soon saw a hitchhiker for the first time in my life. It felt like seeing Marty McFly on the side of the road in a yellow HAZMAT suit plopped into the wrong decade.
âPeople really do that here?â â were the first words out of my mouth. I quickly came to realize that itâs actually a very common way to travel in this country {without being murdered}.
Read 11 Lessons I Learned About Hitchhiking in New Zealand: An honest conversation with two girls from Italy and France about riding for free around New Zealand: hhttp://bit.ly/2yC1Rms
Now that Iâve been here a while, I see hitchhiking in a whole new light and can hopefully persuade you to give it a go with these 11 lessons Iâve learned for myself and from others.
The MÄori are the indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand. MÄori originated with settlers from eastern Polynesia, who arrived in New Zealand in several waves of canoe voyages sometime between 1250 and 1300.
New Zealand's MÄori culture is an integral part of Kiwi life.
Here are 5 quick facts about the Queen Charlotte Track (or QCT)
1. The QCT is nestled in the mountains and coves of Marlborough Sounds, a spectacular region in the northeast corner of New Zealandâs South Island
2. The Marlborough Sounds walk runs 71km long from start to finish â you can start or end in either direction (Anakiwa or Ship Cove)
3. You can walk or mountain bike the whole track or you can do day trips or tours (check out these guys) by boat or by walking in from one end
4. Walking the whole track takes 3-5 days
5. Queen Charlotte Track mountain biking takes 2-3 days
Learn more about this awesome track at http://bit.ly/2Kkt0jc
Why are these trails called âgreat walksâ and whatâs so great about them? Do you crawl through hobbit holes or walk through Eisengard? Why nine? Which one is the best? Which one should I do?
So, youâre planning a trip to New Zealand and you hear about these âGreat Walksâ everyone is talking about. Milford Track, Kepler TrackâŠwhatâs that hard-to-pronounce one? WhangaâŠWhanaangaâŠWhan-ga-nui!
Why are these trails called âgreat walksâ and whatâs so great about them?
Find out: http://bit.ly/2Kkt0jc
Both Milford and Doubtful Sounds have means of spicing up your trip to the fiords with on and off-ship activities. Depending on how active you are, you can see some parts of the fiordlands from a pretty unique perspective.
Learn more about Milford Sound & Doubtful Sound: http://bit.ly/2yGvYsJ
Aotearoa is the MÄori name for New Zealand. It was originally used by the MÄori people in reference to only the North Island but, since the late 19th century, the word has come to refer to the country as a whole.
With both Milford and Doubtful Sound drawing in hundreds of thousands of tourists every year, itâs no wonder they won awards for coming in first and second for New Zealandâs most popular travel destinations respectively.
This will be a tough one to judge, as popularity could be a benefit or a drawback for you.
Decide for yourself: http://bit.ly/2yGvYsJ
Doubtful Sound is far more remote and much less accessible than Milford Sound, but that isnât always a bad thing. Because this naturally hidden gem is 50 kilometers (31 miles) from the nearest inhabited place, Manapouri, it diverts thousands of travelers from laying eyes on its great vistas.
Should you go to Milford Sound or Doubtful Sound? Find out: http://bit.ly/2yGvYsJ
Milford Sound stretches 15 kilometers from its mouth at the Tasman Sea inland to its main departure point at the wharf and tourist center. Some of the fiordâs rock faces tower at 1,200 meters on average with The Elephant standing tall at 1,517 meters and The Lion emerging at 1,302 meters.
Milford has one main cove on the northeastern side and several permanent waterfalls lining the mountainous walls. Most cruises follow a clockwise circular path out and in to give tourists a good look at the natural features adorning the fiord.
Should you go to Milford Sound or Doubtful Sound? Find out: http://bit.ly/2yGvYsJ
Itâs not an easy feat deciding which of the two south island destinations, Milford Sound or Doubtful Sound, is better to visit during your once-in-a-lifetime excursion to New Zealand.
Itâs not an easy feat deciding which of the two south island destinations, Milford Sound or Doubtful Sound, is better to visit during your once-in-a-lifetime excursion to New Zealand.
Each is incredible in its own way, yet they are both breath-taking spots that you canât really go wrong when picking one to explore.
Should you go to Milford Sound or Doubtful Sound? Find out: http://bit.ly/2yGvYsJ
An informal way to say âhiâ that is very much a part of New Zealand English these days.
In a literal sense, kia ora can be a way to wish someone good health; depending on the inflection, it might also be used to show agreement or say thanks.
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Find a job in Queenstown doing something completely new, snag a fun bar gig, or use your trade to land a decent, hands-on position.
Not many people come from bungy jumping backgrounds or arrive in Queenstown with jet boat licenses, so be open to the random employment chapter and learn a cool, new skill -- more stories for the grandkids!
Learn about the 4 Steps to Settling in Queenstown here: http://bit.ly/2T1bvIN
If you're considering moving to this neck of the woods or have recently moved here, you'll quickly discover that almost all of the locals are transplants, too, so you're not alone. It's pretty rare to find kiwis here (the birds and the people that is), especially ones who grew up in Queenstown.
Moving to Queenstown can be a breeze with our 4 Steps to Settling in Queenstown.
Depending on whether you want to rent a room for a short stint (3-6 months) or if you want to be the head tenant for the unforeseeable future, you have a few different places to look for housing.
Learn the 4 Steps to Settling in Queenstown here: http://bit.ly/2T1bvIN
If you're considering moving to this neck of the woods or have recently moved here, you'll quickly discover that almost all of the locals are transplants, too, so you're not alone. It's pretty rare to find kiwis here (the birds and the people that is), especially ones who grew up in Queenstown.
Meet Cecilia: Business Development Director
Cecilia helps The Kiwi Kit develop authentic relationships with Kiwi companies to ensure our brand is staying true to its purpose of serving those moving to New Zealand whilst also supporting the New Zealand economy.
Learn more about The Chicks of The Kiwi Kit: http://bit.ly/2Lt9K6h
âThe sheer number of New Zealand artists heading to Edinburgh this year is testament not only to the entrepreneurial spirit our artists have in bringing their unique Kiwi flair to audiences abroad, but critically, is confirmation of their growth and confidence to operate in the intensely competitive âhot houseâ; the Edinburgh Fringe."
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New Zealand arts are thriving in Edinburgh, with a formidable line up of New Zealand theatre companies, artists, writers and performers set to entertain and amaze at the worldâs most prestigious festival city this August.
âStaying in New Zealand rugby is really important to me,â the 22-year-old said.
We agree!
Versatile back Jordie Barrett has extended his New Zealand Rugby contract to 202...
The melting pot of nations that comprise Queenstown's local scene is generally made up of Brits & Irish, loads of Brazilians, a hefty amount of Argentinians, a fair few Americans & Canadians, along with many Koreans, Germans, French, Belgians, Italians, and even a few Australians.
In saying all of that, we've all been where you are now and know it's daunting, but moving to Queenstown is one of the best decisions most of us expats here (and even kiwis) have made in our whole lives. You won't regret it!
Learn the 4 Steps to Settling in Queenstown here: http://bit.ly/2T1bvIN
If you're considering moving to this neck of the woods or have recently moved here, you'll quickly discover that almost all of the locals are transplants, too, so you're not alone. It's pretty rare to find kiwis here (the birds and the people that is), especially ones who grew up in Queenstown.
If you're considering moving to Queenstown or have recently moved here, you'll quickly discover that almost all of the locals are transplants, too, so you're not alone.
It's pretty rare to find kiwis in Queenstown (the birds and the people that is), especially ones who grew up here.
Get the 4 Steps to Settling in Queenstown here: http://bit.ly/2T1bvIN
If you're considering moving to this neck of the woods or have recently moved here, you'll quickly discover that almost all of the locals are transplants, too, so you're not alone. It's pretty rare to find kiwis here (the birds and the people that is), especially ones who grew up in Queenstown.
What's your favorite New Zealand wine?
Itâs no secret that New Zealanders are wine fanatics. They take great pride in their grape-growing regions, and even a visit to just one of these wineries will have you drinking nothing but wines from New Zealand vineyards for years to come. These are the best wineries and vineyards in New Zealand...
Meet Alex: Marketing Director
Alex is the creative brains behind The Kiwi Kit brand, and when sheâs not designing amazing guides, booklets, and web pages for us, sheâs hanging out with her wonderful boyfriend and adorable dog, Toby.
Learn more about The Chicks of The Kiwi Kit: http://bit.ly/2Lt9K6h
Top 10! Whether youâre a ski bum, cocktail-pouring night owl, adventure guru, skillful tradesman, coffee-pouring expert, lost soul, culinary king or queen, retail professional, trained salesperson, untrained salesperson, qualified hotel manager, or someone who just wants to try something new altogether, this list has you covered.
Read more about it on the blog: http://bit.ly/2YqpWHp
Whether youâre a ski bum, cocktail-pouring night owl, adventure guru, skillful tradesman, coffee-pouring expert, or someone who just wants to try something new altogether, this list has you covered.
Meet Kelsey: Founder & President
Kelsey has a passion for road-tripping, paddle boarding, taking photographs, eating vegan food, and exploring the many trails of Aotearoa. Sheâs is a Kiwi at heart and loves the people that have opened their beautiful country to her.
Learn more about The Chicks of The Kiwi Kit: http://bit.ly/2Lt9K6h
The Kiwi Kit is an all-in-one relocation guide for anyone interested in moving to beautiful New Zealand.
Founded on a love for Aotearoa (MÄori for The Land of the Long White Cloud) and everything the country represents, The Kiwi Kit is a unique service that helps you from the moment you decide to leave home until youâre well settled in New Zealand.
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Whether you plan to move to New Zealand for a year or relocate permanently, weâve got you covered through the whole process.
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The all-in-one relocation resource for adventurers making the big, bold move to New Zealand. The Kiwi Kit relocation service, consulting, and support.
Thank you Air NZ!
The airline says it's taking a stance against plastic waste for 'Plastic Free July'.
Coming in at #3, New Zealand!
Endless extraordinary surf beaches, myriad islands and forests of giant trees are the hallmarks of the northernmost part of New Zealand (Aotearoa) â but thatâs only part of the story. Northland is the cradle of the countryâs culture and history â both for the indigenous MÄori people and for the European settlers who followed them.
Lonely Planet brings you their recommendations of the most exciting hotspots to visit in Asia Pacific over the next 12 months.
More great news out of NZ! Don't you just want to pack up and start a life in this fantastic country?
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Free school buses are expected to make a return to Tauranga.
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