Travel
New Zealand
Visas, laws, culture, health and safety, transport, accommodation, SIM cards, power adapters, emergency contacts, travel insurance and more.
New Zealand guides
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New Zealand travel checklist
Tickets, money, passport! Your essential New Zealand to-do list and packing list. -
The best time to go, laws, health and safety
Best time to go, culture, language, health, safety, laws, watchouts, emergency contacts and more. -
Sim cards, travel insurance, money
Visas, vaccinations, phone roaming, SIM cards, internet, power adaptors, money, travel insurance, handy apps and more. -
Airports, North and South islands
Flights to New Zealand, airport guides and key destinations. -
Train travel in New Zealand
The CHOICE guide to scenic railway travel in New Zealand. -
Bungy jumping and extreme sports
New Zealand is considered the home of bungee, and that's just the start of their long list of adrenalin-inducing activities. -
Skiing in New Zealand
Where and when to ski and snowboard in New Zealand. -
Car hire, transport, accommodation, tours
Car hire, accommodation, tours and more.
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Travel insurance
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Travel insurance reviews - single trip
Find the best single-trip travel insurance policies for seniors, cruisers, backpackers, baby mooners or family travel. -
Travel insurance buying guide
The good, the bad and the exclusions. -
Common travel insurance exclusions
26 October 2015 | Avoid being left holding the bag by your insurer. -
Does travel insurance cover you if you've had a drink?
Most travel insurance policies have alcohol exclusions, so how much can you drink before you void your travel insurance? -
Travel insurance that comes with credit cards
How does the travel insurance that comes free with some premium credit cards stack up against the standalone policies?
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Travel money guide
Heading overseas? Avoid big fees and unfair exchange rates on your spending money.
