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ESCAPE


Escaping the pressures of everyday life has always been a spur for travel, so New Zealand – with its vast open spaces, deserted beaches and fresh mountain air – is the perfect destination to suggest to your clients. The remoteness is what makes this country truly special, allowing clients to immerse themselves in the relaxed


AND REVIVE


Embracing New Zealand’s natural wonders – from epic coastline to majestic mountain ranges – is good for the soul


Kiwi lifestyle and fully embrace its nature and wildlife. New Zealand is a playground


for clients seeking rest, relaxation, adventure and escapism. With the ninth-longest coastline in the world, and countless secluded island paradises, it’s easy for clients to relax and re- energise. Travellers might not think of New Zealand as a beach getaway, but the


Paroa Bay, Bay of Islands


North Island is home to some of the world’s finest bays, coves and shores. In the Bay of Islands, located in


the subtropical northernly tip of the country, there’s more than 140 islets to explore. This wondrous place is rare in that it’s an accessible escape, with hidden coves, private beaches and quaint towns – and all just a 40-minute flight from Auckland. Time on the water is essential here, and the conditions are


AGENT’S VIEW


“The beauty of New Zealand is the space it offers. Many of the Luxury Lodges of New Zealand have acres of private land for clients to roam around. This is escapism on another level – you don’t get this in many countries around the world.”


MARK SWORDS Swords Travel


Eagles Nest


6 TOURISM NEW ZEALAND


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CREDITS: Shaun Jeffers; Graeme Murray


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