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Northern hemisphere visitors heading to New Zealand for Christmas should plan for a relaxed affair, especially if they want to blend in with the locals. For many people Christmas Day is just as likely to be spent outdoors with a barbeque, or a trip Read more
Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and long, summer holidays. It would be the best time of the year – if it wasn’t so stressful. If the pressure of last minute shopping, the heightened expectation of family togetherness, and all the Read more
Posted by sidah in Company News
Tickets for the semis and finals are already sold out, the official Fan Zones are way too crowded, and you want to celebrate somewhere other than your local pub. The answer? Hold your own Rugby World Cup celebration at home. Like any function, Read more
Concierge NZ now as a dedicated team in the capital. Headed up by executive concierge Beba McLean, the Wellington team consists of three concierges and three housekeeping staff. All have been through Concierge NZ’s rigorous training Read more
Posted by sidah in Company News
Even if you prefer fine art to the football field, the Rugby World Cup is still something to be thankful for. Auckland’s fabulously transformed Art Gallery has re-opened just in time for the tournament - and American billionaire Julian Read more
