Tourism is a significant trade in New Zealand, contributing 15 billion of the country's gross domestic products in 2010. It is also New Zealand's biggest sell abroad industry, with about 2.4 million intercontinental tourists visiting per year.

New Zealand has some of the most striking and sparkling cities and tourist attractions in the world. Since Active Volcanoes, Snow-Peaked Mountain Valleys, Fast-Flowing Rivers, Rapids and Cascades, Geysers, Beaches, Gardens, Leisure Parks, Casinos, and Wine Boutiques.

Auckland and the surrounding Islands offer numerous exciting and superb tourist attractions for you to choose from. We suggest visiting the Auckland Sky Tower where you can like spectacular views of the city from hundreds of meters up.

Queenstown offers a massive variety of exciting and outstanding tourist attractions. The best way to take in the beauty of the alpine township is to hop aboard the Skyline Gondola where you will be hoisted to 800 meters on close to Bob's Peak.

New Zealand has a lot of Glaciers, the most well known of which are the stunning Franz Josef Glacier and Fox Glacier. These stunning natural glaciers are world-renowned and trendy tourist destinations.

New Zealand has an immense selection of Museums showcasing our rich Maori, European and natural heritage. Explore a range of museums together with history museums, military museums, sports museums, themed museums and transport museums.

Whale Watch is positioned in the town of Kaikoura - a scenic two and a half-hour impel north from Christchurch in New Zealand's South Island.

His rare thrilling continues just offshore where a deep undersea canyon combines with extraordinary sea currents to magnetize an extraordinary abundance of marine life, the most well-known being the Sperm Whale.

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