New Zealand is one of the world’s most remote countries. Perhaps that’s what makes it so enticing to visit.

There are few structures in New Zealand that are over a century old. This is in stark contrast to the Middle East

Luging in Queenstown: Breathtaking Fun

The word luge conjures up images of adrenaline-seeking athletes who plow down mountainsides, feet first

Believe it or not, one of the world‘s centers for art and fashion is the relatively small city of Nelson.

New Zealanders have a deep affection for and appreciation of their land. No wonder. It’s a special

Abel Tasman’s Split Apple Rock: Logic or Legend

There are at least ways to get to Split Apple Rock. Take the long, but scenic route by tramping (hiking) through

Kiwis and Takahes: No Flights In or Out

The words bird and flight are synonymous. It’s easy to imagine a flock soaring above and criss-

New Zealand is known for its spectacular scenery and geologic wonders from boiling geysers to