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What to Pack
What you pack in your luggage really depends on the time of the year you are coming over and the nature of the trip. On a business trip, you’ll need a light or warm suit depending on the weather. On vacation, carry your informal and casual wear along, smart casuals if you want to wine and dine at some good places. Formal wear is rare but you may need to it in a really formal nightclub or restaurant. Pack in a light jacket or sweater or a light waterproof jacket or coat so as to be prepared for NZ’s unpredictable weather. Travellers coming in winter will need their warm clothes, as temperatures can be as low as 5 to 10 degrees Celsius. Other holiday essentials include hats, sunscreen lotions/creams and medication (if you’ve been prescribed any) and spare prescription glasses. A good pair of walking boots is an absolute must, especially if you plan to do any walking tours.
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Emergency Number
Police: 111
Ambulance: 111
Tourist Info:
New Zealand Tourism Board has its offices in Christchurch and Queenstown; National Visitor Information Network (VIN) and Visitors Information Centres (VIC) have branch offices in all the important towns and cities and in the major tourist destinations on South Island. Each region of the island also has its own regional and local tourist information services.
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