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For the highest quality holidays, offering travel and accommodation in real luxury, brochures available from Holiday Wizard will tantalise the travellers seeking high quality tailor-made holidays of distinction.
The capital of New Zealand is Wellington and the highest point is Mount Cook at 3764 meters. The population is approximately 3.5 million.
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Long haul and exotic in luxurious style with Kuoni
The second edition of the Kuoni Worldwide 2008 brochure is a veritable encyclopaedia of longhaul destinations with holidays and tours, cruises and train journeys around the globe. New destinations include Antarctica, Madagascar and Alaska and Kuoni remain UK no 1 for the Maldives.
Hand-selected holidays from Kuoni to some of the best loved and most coveted hotels, resorts and experiences in some of the most fascinating and awe-inspiring places on this planet.
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AUSTRALIA, NEWZEALAND & SOUTH PACIFIC
Vast, varied and vibrant, Australia... ...FLIGHT INFORMATION Our holidays to the South Pacific are based on Air NewZealand flights from Heathrow with a flying time of between 23-24 hours...
For 21 years Arbaster and Clarke has been organising special holidays all over the world to experience the region from a rather unique perspective – their wines and food. Today, the company remains a small, independent and family run travel company, passionate about wines and eager to provide excellent holidays.
Page 50: Wine Tours Worldwide 2008 (see this page) ...Christchurch, which is one of NewZealands most spectacular train journeys. From Christchurch we ¾y to Queenstown and NewZealands fastest... ...adventure sports capital of the world!
NewZealand
Saturday 9 - Monday 25 February 2008
NewZealand is a country blessed with spectacular...
