Eagles Nest is a world-class retreat overlooking the spectacular Bay of Islands. Designed and furnished in an international contemporary style. The 75-acre estate offers five multi-award-winning luxury villas, each offering its own private heated infinity-edge lap pool, jacuzzi, air conditioning, home theatre system and fully equipped gourmet kitchen.

100% NZ owned and operated, the Distinction Hotels Group offers 12 premium hotels in Whangarei, Hamilton, Rotorua, Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch, Fox Glacier, Wanaka, Dunedin and Te Anau, featuring elegant accommodation and comprehensive conference facilities. The group also offers a 3 star hotel located in Whangarei under the Discovery brand, which provides a range of great value accommodation options.

DOC looks after New Zealand’s unique landscapes and wildlife. DOC manages national parks and reserves, and maintains the walking tracks, cycle trails, historic places, huts and campgrounds in them. Traversing New Zealand’s national parks, the Great Walks – Milford, Routeburn, Kepler, Abel Tasman, Heaphy, Tongariro, Whanganui, Lake Waikaremoana and Rakiura – showcase some of the country’s best scenery and are hugely popular with international visitors.

Christchurch International Airport is the major gateway for visitors to the South Island with over 80% of all international arrivals and departures into the South Island passing through the airport.

BTM assists businesses and organisations to maximise their potential from non-English speaking markets. We have over 24 years experience in multi-lingual tourism marketing, with a special focus on the tourism and education industries. We are a one-stop shop for translation, marketing, and digital media services aimed at non-English speaking markets living in NZ and/or overseas. BTM’s staff are all experienced in the tourism industry. Our translation memory system ensures high quality translations based on tourism standards and terminology. We run the full Adobe CC suite of software.

Translation & Marketing Examples

  • translated brochures, menus, compendiums, flyers, signage, etc
  • translated visitor guides
  • market-specific trade manuals
  • translated web content & portal sites
  • social media campaigns (Chinese, etc)
  • sales presentations – powerpoint, etc
  • foreign language media advertisements
  • video narration, video sub-titles
  • translated contracts & legal documents
  • multi-lingual tour apps & commentary systems
  • product development/regional development for non-English markets
  • Japan Sales Missions – you attend, or we represent your business

Languages Offered

  • Simplified Chinese (Mandarin)
  • Traditional Chinese (Cantonese)
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Bahasa Indonesian
  • Vietnamese
  • French
  • German
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish
  • Italian
  • Dutch
  • Thai
  • Russian

Our clients include: Tourism New Zealand, Education NZ, NZTE, AA Traveller, Regional Tourism Organisations, airports, hotel companies, and 300+ tourism businesses in New Zealand and in other countries.

Auckland Museum stands in Auckland Domain, commanding spectacular views of the city and harbour. The collections of Maori and Pacific artefacts are the most important in New Zealand. Maori cultural performances three times daily, plus Maori Gallery and museum guided tours. Includes Auckland’s memorial to New Zealanders at war. Browse the Museum shops, offering a wonderful range of New Zealand-inspired gifts, and relax at the welcoming café. Open daily from 10am.

Destination Great Lake Taupo (DGLT) is the Regional Tourism Organisation responsible for promoting the Taupo region, one of New Zealand’s premier fishing, golfing and mountain biking destinations. The Taupo region encompasses the area from Turangi – Tongariro in the south to Mangakino in the north, and is centered around the largest freshwater lake in Australasia. DGLT’s areas of expertise include domestic and international marketing, travel trade sales, conventions and incentives marketing, and media liaison.

KJet

KJet is New Zealand’s original Jet boat ride. Based in Queenstown, we’ve been operating since 1958 and are proud to be known as the world’s first commercial Jet boat operator.

KJet offers 60 minutes of unforgettable thrills, spins and exhilaration across three waterways in one of the world’s most stunning locations. The twin engine Jet boat roars across crystal clear Lake Wakatipu at breath-taking speed, surrounded by majestic mountains and mesmerising scenery. Then the Jet boat zooms under the Kawarau Dam onto the deep green waters of the Kawarau River, complete with lots of 360° spins. Next the adventure heightens as the driver navigates the fast-moving currents of the narrow braided Shotover River, racing up the shallow channels at speeds of up to 95KPH in water that’s often less than 5cm deep.

With the largest Jet boat capacity in New Zealand, KJet offers exclusive private charters for groups of all sizes, carrying up to 120 people at one time or over 400 on a rotational series.

Time Tripper

Queenstown’s only underwater cinematic experience takes you on a journey through time and legend, where you can experience 90 million years in just 30 minutes! As you wait for the next time jump window to open, you’ll get to see the beautiful love story and Māori Legend of Lake Wakatipu.

Your time travel pilot will guide you back 90 million years, through the time of the dinosaurs, take you to when New Zealand was formed, fly you deep into the earth when the Southern Alps were created and through the glacier that carved out Lake Wakatipu. Ending in present day Queenstown, you then experience adventure activities you can do – all from the comfort of your rumbling seat!

You then experience 15 minutes of underwater viewing where we feed the famous diving ducks, slinky eels and rainbow & brown trout that lie beneath.

 

For more information on us please visit our website.

Driven by over 60 years of passion, KJet is locally owned and operated, and proud of its heritage as the world’s first commercial Jet boat operation.

 

Te Puia is home to the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute and home of the world-famous Pohutu geyser. Visitors also have an opportunity to see live kiwi, boiling mud pools and native bush. Our tradition of guiding in the Whakarewarewa geothermal valley extends for generations and many of our guides have direct links to Rotorua’s earliest hosts. We share stories and insight into this unique corner of the world. Our indigenous evening experience, Te Pō, is a feast of cultural storytelling, entertainment and Maori cuisine. The experience begins with the traditional powhiri (welcoming ceremony). You will also view your meal of meats and vegetables being ‘lifted’ from the hangi (earth oven). The evening culminates with a hot chocolate alongside Pohutu geyser under the stars.

 Travelmore is one of leading tour companies in New Zealand. It focuses on the mutual exchange and cooperation between New Zealand and China in different aspects such as tourism, trading, investment, education and culture exchange.