Cruise Liner is still bumping in economy nowadays. Auckland is the new territory for this growth.

P&O Cruises would launch its 1800-passenger super liner, Pacific Pearl, in Auckland in December 2010 and use it as a base for a six-cruise summer season announced by Prime Minister John Key. Moreover, that is a worthy investment in the tourism industry that will contribute around $500, 000. He also said that having the PacificPearl based out of Auckland can enhance and industry that is already worth $174million annually.

Furthermore, Ann Sherry, Chief Executive of P&O Cruises parent company, Carnival Australia and New Zealand, said that New Zealand was driving its growth, so it was fitting to launch the company's fourth ship in Auckland.

Christchurch is the best place to have a vacation. To relax your eyes and see the treasure of nature its really the best decision to visit Christchurch.

Head south along Colombo Street towards the hills (Cashmere end). When you get to the very end of the road, go straight over the roundabout and up the rather steep Dyers Pass Road. Keep following the road all the way until you get to the Sign of the Kiwi. This in itself is a beautiful drive and you may even fancy stopping for a coffee and slice of cake at the cafe here.

In the heart of Auckland lies Whitford and Pohutukawa. Whitford may be reached for 45 minutes from downtown Auckland You can find palatial houses, gift shop, café, bottle shop, etc. Also, this is horse country home to stables and stud farms.

Furthermore, Pohutukawa coast may be seen just down the road from Whitford, where you can find seaside villages with good beaches and couple of coastal regional parks. Omana Regional Park and Duder Regional Park. Pine Harbour, at Beachlands, is a marina with a sheltered beach, landscaped gardens, a cafe and a pub, as well as all the essential marine services. A high-speed ferry operates between Pine Harbour and downtown Auckland several times daily.