Tourist information websites
If you’re planning to visit New Zealand in 2011 you couldn’t have picked a better time. With Rugby World Cup 2011 matches being played out over 44 days at 13 venues around the country and the nationwide REAL New Zealand Festival, there’ll be plenty of reasons to take your time and discover the best of New Zealand.
Newzealand.com
Get a taste of New Zealand on the official New Zealand tourism website. This site is a rich resource with photos, maps, activities, accommodation and online travel planning tools.
Ministry of Tourism
The Ministry of Tourism works to maximise the benefits to New Zealand from the sustainable development of the tourism industry. Their areas of work include Maori Tourism and the New Zealand Cycleway Project.
Te Ara – online encyclopedia of New Zealand
Te Ara isn’t your average encyclopedia. Enrich your visit to New Zealand with insights into our people, environment, history, culture, economy, and society.
New Zealand museums and galleries
Explore New Zealand's museums and galleries and their collections. NZ Museums is an easy to use directory of museum and gallery locations, opening hours, and events.
NZHistory.net.nz
With content written by professional historians in an easily accessible way, NZHistory.net.nz is your first port of call for our stories and our history.
NZ On Screen
NZ On Screen is the free online showcase of NZ film, television and music video. View iconic TV episodes, classic music videos, landmark documentaries, behind-the-scenes film footage and commentary, interviews and more.
Be. Accessible
New Zealand is committed to delivering information about accessibility to its access customers - these include people with temporary or permanent disability, older people or parents with push chairs) Visit the Be. Accessible website for information about accessibility in New Zealand (including locations such as stadia, i-SITES, fan zones, restaurants and hotels during RWC2011.
