Sunday, 22 May 2011

Survey has now closed

Big thanks to all who completed the survey, thank you gift winners will be chosen at random and notified before June 1st.

Thursday, 19 May 2011

Survey ends 20th May - last days to enter and possibly win a thank you gift

We always love to hear about people's travel plans and ideas and are always trying to improve what we do so that we can give our clients the best possible service, for which personal and individual feedback and thoughts really help.

We'd be grateful if you would consider having a quick look at our short survey; we've timed it ourselves and it should take no more than a couple of minutes to complete:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QXTZXQ2.

The survey closes on 20 May and as a thank you for completing it, you could be in with a chance of winning some great prizes including travel books, unique trinket boxes made from reclaimed native New Zealand wood and even the chance to adopt your very own Falkland Islands King penguin for a year! Winners will be notified by 1 June.

Thank you!

Monday, 16 May 2011

Travelbite: Parading the penguin highway in the Falklands

Travelbite shares some inspiring words from Suzanne Holiday about the Falkland Islands and what they have to offer as a holiday destination ....

King penguins, Falkland Islands

Real Travel magazine: More than Hakas in New Zealand

This month, to coincide with the Rugby World cup being held in New Zealand later this year, Real Travel magazine featured an example of the kind of tailor made itinerary that New Zealand In Depth specialises in putting together...



The Independent: 10 Top Royal Wedding Escapes

A little belated posting this.....must've slipped through the net in all the excitement of one or more of the following (take your pick, more than one is acceptable):

a. an extra bank holiday
b. two long weekends in a row
c. a three day working week
d. holidaying in South America and Chile
e. the royal wedding

Patagonia Camp, minutes from Torres del Paine National Park, Chile

Travel In Depth photos from around the world: the Falkland Islands, Part II

If you've got a spare few minutes when you next have a cuppa....


Falkland Islands October 2010

I really must complain about the LAX transit lounge...

This is not what I expected at all from previous agonising experiences and I humbly accept that I will need to retract some of a historical post about the transit procedure for passengers transiting through to Auckland.

True, the flight was fairly quiet so the queue didn’t stretch all the way to Anaheim but the friendly greeting, smiles and witty banter I enjoyed with the lovely customs officer Flores was quite unexpected.

The lounge itself is still rubbish and the fact that we need to be contained at all and that I needed to pay $14 to apply for authorisation to be here for 2 hours continues to be baffling but common sense does appear to have started to prevail. Good job it was only 2 hours though given the slightly disturbing sign that was prominently displayed there.