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2. State Highway 47 (New Zealand) - Wikipedia

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   A further 14 km north-west is the junction with Lake Rotoaira Road (SH 46), an alternative route to SH 1 and the Desert Road. SH 47 continues for a further 25 km over the Te Ponanga Saddle until it reaches its terminus with SH 41. From here eastbound is a short distance to Tūrangi.

3. 10 tropical destinations you can visit without a US passport

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   SUN AND SAND: 11 best all-inclusive beach resorts in the world Those who do make it deep into the South Pacific are rewarded with a passport-free tropical vacation rich in Polynesian culture.

4. InterCity (New Zealand) - Wikipedia

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   In 1991 the rail-based assets were transferred to New Zealand Rail and the long distance buses and InterCity name were bought by InterCity Management Limited, a group of seven of the country's largest private coach companies - Whangarei Bus Services, Bayline Group, Ritchies Transport, Tranzit Group, Guthreys Coachlines, Nelson SBL and PTL Route ...

5. List of railway lines in New Zealand - Wikipedia

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   KiwiRail operates all freight lines and a small number of passenger services primarily for tourists on certain routes in both islands; Auckland One Rail operates Auckland Transport "AT Metro" suburban passenger trains in Auckland and Transdev operates Metlink passenger trains in the Wellington region; Dunedin Railways (formerly Taieri Gorge ...

6. State Highway 3 (New Zealand) - Wikipedia

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   Most of the route was gazetted as a government main highway in 1924, [10] some sections were tar-sealed in 1925 [11] and more work had been done on the road by 1936, leaving only a few mud sections. [12] In 1937 the 6 mi (9.7 km) between Ōhaupō and Te Awamutu was the only unsealed section north of Tokanui. [13]

7. All-inclusive resort - Wikipedia

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   An all-inclusive resort, in addition to all the amenities of a resort, charges a fixed price that includes most or all items offered.At a minimum, most inclusive resorts include lodging, drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic), food (three meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner), indoor and outdoor activities, and entertainment for a fixed price.