Summer It might sound or even feel strange to a lot of us, but in New Zealand Christmas is in the summertime. The festive vibes are still very much present, they might just be different to what you’re used to. […]
25 wonders of New Zealand This year, for our advent calendar, we’ve decided to share with you some of the most amazing places, traditions, foods and drinks that you’ll find in New Zealand on your trip. This is a very […]
LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! Get ready for our biggest Kiwi summer yet. There’s nothing better to kick off your summer with than a trip to your dream destination. New Zealand has the best of everything to offer to you – amazing […]
Being the largest New Zealand owned tourism company, a grassroots company with strong cultural ties to our roots, we are constantly building on our approach to sustainability. Here is a little on eco-tourism and how we incorporate this within our brand.
Are you looking to have minimal impact on the environment? Here are 12 green travel tips to follow during your trip to New Zealand.
Auckland the City of Sails – here are twenty five things to do and see!
Who’s excited for the snow season!? Here are some New Zealand festivals that welcome in Winter.
Considering people from New Zealand are often referred to as “Kiwi’s” (I’m not sure if this has stemmed from the fruit or the bird) – and due to the fact that Hakatours uses a Kiwi bird as it’s brand symbol, it seems natural that we do a bird blog. Here are 10 birds that you should be flying to see!
To raise money for Lymphoma Cancer Research, on the 24th of April we’re taking Verve (and his daughter Bella) on the biggest Queenstown adventure you could possibly fit into one day – Verve’s Carpe Diem.
He’ll be skydiving, canyon swinging, bungy jumping, gondola riding, luge steering – you name it. And we’ll do our best to share the action as it happens.
Anzac Day – this year, 2018, marks the final year of WW100 commemorations – with four long years of conflict claiming the lives of millions of soldiers and civilians, coming to an end in 1918. Here is a background on Anzac Day, its significance to New Zealand and events near you.
