Thrifty Traveler’s Guide to New Zealand – From a Local’s Perspective: A Budget Friendly Guide for What to See, Where to Go, Where to Stay, What to Eat, National Parks, Famous Movie Landmarks & MORE!

by Amelia McKenzie

Thrifty Traveler’s Guide to New Zealand – From a Local’s Perspective Are you ready to travel again? Have you dreamed about visiting New Zealand but were apprehensive about the cost? My budget-friendly travel guide will show you how to make the most of your trip to New Zealand. I have basically lived in New Zealand my entire life, aside from 3 ill-fated years in Australia. I could literally tell you anything and everything about what I consider to be the greatest country on Earth! As we travel through this guide, I will give you a history lesson, introduce some fun facts, and teach you how to sound like a local. Tell you the best times to go for the activities you want to do and show you sights and sounds and tastes you can sample on a budget. Stick with me, and I will show you how to live like a king in some of the best surroundings in the world. I think that you can only get into what culture truly is about by getting advice from a local. In this day and age, getting there on a budget is the only way to go! Now that borders in New Zealand are open again. This is a beginning. Start your travels here in New Zealand, take myriads of photos to show back home, and next time bring your friends or family. Make New Zealand more than a bucket list dream. Plan and make it happen. In my budget travel guide to New Zealand, you will learn all about this fantastic place. At a glance, this is what I will teach you in my …. And so much MORE! The first step in your journey of a lifetime begins here with purchasing this book, so scroll up, click BUY NOW and make your dreams come true!

134 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 23, 2022

Reviews

[Moná · Rating 5 out of 5]

Traveling abroad will always have an air of excitement from anyone who explores this world and enjoys it all. These new experiences one can only attempt to put these into descriptive words because you have to live through them to know for yourself.

In "Thrifty Traveler's Guide to New Zealand," author Amelia McKenzie takes her readers on a lovely tour exploring the home of the Kiwis. You will learn all the exciting details about the country's history, where to eat, shop, and visit to complete your tourist experience. A peaceful environment paired with a happier community makes exploration worth it.

Unfortunately, when the British reneged on their portion of the treaty, New Zealand felt it best to be independent, and no one could blame that decision. Independence allows the country to represent and have its politics separate from if there was a single ruler involved. The best part is the mutual understanding the Kiwis have with Australia, which allows traveling between the two countries to work harmoniously without additional paperwork or going through red tape.

I enjoyed learning about New Zealand culture and the history of the wars and treaty agreements between the British and Māori people. It demonstrates that nearly all countries had their bouts in wars and negotiations that didn't withstand the test of time as intended. Overall, New Zealand sounds like a great place to visit and I would be adding the country to my list of travel locations because there some interesting things I'd like to explore there.