NZ Airports

New Zealand has a comprehensive network of national and domestic airports. While Auckland Airport serves the largest number of international arrivals and departures, airports in Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Palmerston North and Queenstown also receive flights from other countries. 

Airport Identification - what ID is required to travel?

You know the drill. If you don’t have an ID, the TSA security folks are not going to just let you walk through. But what exactly counts as ID? And how many of you need it? Read more...

When to arrive at the airport

After you’ve familiarized yourself with the directions to the airport, seen what the average drive time is, and viewed the parking options, you will probably now be asking: "when should I arrive at the airport"? Read more...

Boarding Process

Information about the process of boarding a plane. Read more...

Customs Info

Getting through customs, VATs, Duty Free shopping and more. Read more...

International Travel

Traveling internationally can be a daunting experience. It can mean preparing documentation, seeing a doctor, eating strange food and trying to communicate in a strange language. Read more...

Travel Insurance

Will you need travel insurance? It is definately something you should consider when traveling abroad. When you have travel insurance, you can be reimbursed for unforeseen problems that prevent you from traveling. Read more... 

Traveling with Pets

Pet travel has become more and more common lately. Here's a quick guide on how to travel with pets. Read more...

Unaccompanied Minors

Everything you need to know about getting your child safely through the skies is provided here. Read more...

Immunization Info

For travel to certain regions, once you’ve got your passport and visa handled, immunizations and vaccinations are the next big hurdle. Check with your local healthcare provider before you travel to get the complete list of vaccines and immunizations you will need. If you are traveling to a region that requires immunizations or vaccinations, make sure your appointment is set for at least four weeks before you travel. A good resource is the CDC website - http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/