Marlborough

New Zealand's Pacific Rim cuisine draws inspiration from Europe, Asia and Polynesia.

Take three major wine producing regions add gourmet food, a buzzing capital city, charming small town life and sparkling coastal waterways and you’ve got an unbeatable holiday experience.

New Zealand’s South Island has some of the world’s most spectacular and varied mountain biking tracks and trails.

Rugby World Cup excitement is spreading as communities from the north to the south of New Zealand react enthusiastically to the announcement of team hosting venues for the 2011 event.

Passionate rugby fans and hospitable Kiwi hosts all over New Zealand are throwing down the Rugby World Cup 2011 welcome mat – nowhere more so than in the 24 communities that will officially host rugby teams.

When American journalist Ron Laughlin first visited New Zealand in 1989, he found himself gasping for a decent cup of coffee and on a quest that would start a life-changing journey.

New Zealand dessert wines or “stickies” are an important and fast-growing segment of the Kiwi wine industry.

A regular feature on many parts of the North and South Island coast, 13 different dolphin species live in the waters around New Zealand.

Colourful garden festivals and horticultural events throughout New Zealand during 2011/2012.

New Zealand is gaining a reputation for producing world class wine.