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COOK ISLANDS


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A Cooks’ quiz COOK ISLANDS TOURISM GOOD TO KNOW...


TASTY TREATS: Punanga Nui colourful local market is held each Saturday from 6.00am to 12.00pm and sells everything from carvings and handicrafts to fresh local produce and tasty treats. Your clients can also see children learning Cook Islands dancing there


LIVE LONG!


The traditional greeting Kia Orana literally translates as 'may you live long'


DAY OF REST: Sunday is regarded as a day of rest and visitors are warmly welcomed in any of the islands’ coral limestone churches to enjoy the singing and morning tea, provided by the congregation


SNAKE FREE: There are no snakes anywhere in the Cook


Islands! Become a Cook Islands Specialist


Learn more about this fabulous destination by joining the online specialists programme. The programme is comprised of four modules and will take around 45 minutes to complete. Simply log on to www.specialist.cookislands.travel


Good to meet you!


JAMES KEYES of Travel Club Elite outside The Mailbox in Birmingham modelling the Cook Islands t-shirt he won in December's Santa's Sack competition – great pic, thanks James!


CHRISTIAN MANI, Cook Islands Tourism's Online Marketing Manager and Robert Skews, Managing Director of Turama Pacific Travel Group, have recently been visiting operators around the country and have been very impressed with the knowledge and enthusiasm shown by everyone they met. “Bookings for 2014 are very encouraging and we are pleased with the growth we are seeing. We look forward to welcoming agents and operators to the Cook Islands on the forthcoming fam trips” said Christian.


CONTACT: OCEAN MARKETING, TRAFALGAR HOUSE, 223 SOUTHAMPTON ROAD, PORTSMOUTH, PO6 4PY; T. 02393233825; E. UKMANAGER@COOKISLANDS.TRAVEL


recently co-hosted two quiz nights in London with Air New Zealand and Santa Monica Tourism. Both evenings had a Cook Islands theme complete with fabulous Polynesian food and drinks. To add to the fun, a troupe of Cook Islands’ dancers gave a colourful performance during each evening.


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How many Cooks make a great evening?


One evening was for Flight Centre staff who had no fewer than nine teams participating in the quiz. The second evening saw participating teams from Trailfi nders, Cox & Kings, Original Travel and STA Travel battle it out for knowledge supremacy. The Cox & Kings team was the worthy winner of the night's team prize.


“The quiz nights had a great turn out and were a great opportunity for Air New Zealand to showcase their latest Safety in Paradise safety video, filmed on Aitutaki in the Cook Islands”


DID YOU KNOW?


The Cook Islands culture is moulded by its Polynesian heritage mixed with a European infl uence. It's a melange of magical mystical islands shrouded in legends of romance and piracy, escapades and hidden treasures, all of which have shaped the traditions and customs that give the Cook Islands people their own unique identity!


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