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2. InterCity (New Zealand) - Wikipedia

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   In 2000 GreatSights opened a visitor information centre at 180 Quay Street, Auckland. This became the departure point for all GreatSights day tours from Auckland. The centre was closed following InterCity's acquisition of GreatSights, as InterCity already operated a similar visitor information centre on Hobson Street. Also as a result of the ...

3. Agrodome - Wikipedia

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   The Agrodome was owned by the Bowen and Hartford families. In 2006, the families bought the Lakeland Queen from receivers; the ship is used as a restaurant and for cruises on Lake Rotorua. In 2011, Ngāi Tahu Tourism was brought in as a business partner with experience in the tourism market, with the iwi obtaining a 75% shareholding. [15] [16]

4. Geyserland Express - Wikipedia

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   The twice daily service began operating on 9 December 1991, just over 23 years since the cancellation of the last regular passenger service to Rotorua. The morning service, train no. 401, departed Auckland at 8:45 am, reaching Rotorua at 12:45 pm; its return run, train no. 402, left Rotorua at 1:30 pm and reached Auckland at 5:30 pm.

5. List of Air New Zealand destinations - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of destinations served by Air New Zealand, the flagship air carrier of New Zealand.The airline serves 28 [1] international passenger destinations in 18 countries and territories.

6. Royal visits to New Zealand - Wikipedia

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   "Prince William embarks on first official tour - a three-day visit to New Zealand". The Guardian "Prince Charles and Camilla start New Zealand and Australia tour". BBC News. 4 November 2015; Cogle, Fleur (24 May 2010). "Lake church anniversary attracts a crowd". Timaru Herald. p. 3

7. Rotorua Branch - Wikipedia

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   The line from Rotorua was planned to become part of a line being built from Gisborne to link with Auckland via Te Teko and Rotorua. A Gisborne-Rotorua Line from Makaraka to Mōtū of about 37 miles (60 km) was authorised by the Railways Authorisation Act, 1904. [ 8 ]