"Australia and New Zealand"
Nov 19th 2004, 12:21 pm
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Re: "Australia and New Zealand"
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[email protected] wrote on 15/11/04 10:29 PM:
>
> Tntil Lord of the Rings, the average person in ET or America would not
> have a single image of New Zealand. Not one. ZERO.
>
> The desire to visit NZ is not strong within the hearts of most visitors
> to this region. But Australia is Australia - it's very name evokes imagery.
>
You are betraying your ignorance and stereotyping - NZ has been voted most
desired /most popular destination by a number of the world's leading reader
polls in recent years (pre LOTR) including Lonely Planet & Conde Nast
Traveller. Many of the nearly 3 million visitors to NZ each year have no
desire to continue on to Australia but equally a large number will do so as
part of a "once-in-a-lifetime" trip just as I visited France, Italy & Spain
together on one trip to Europe - better to see a little of each & decide
which to return to next time.
Vicki
[email protected] wrote on 15/11/04 10:29 PM:
>
> Tntil Lord of the Rings, the average person in ET or America would not
> have a single image of New Zealand. Not one. ZERO.
>
> The desire to visit NZ is not strong within the hearts of most visitors
> to this region. But Australia is Australia - it's very name evokes imagery.
>
You are betraying your ignorance and stereotyping - NZ has been voted most
desired /most popular destination by a number of the world's leading reader
polls in recent years (pre LOTR) including Lonely Planet & Conde Nast
Traveller. Many of the nearly 3 million visitors to NZ each year have no
desire to continue on to Australia but equally a large number will do so as
part of a "once-in-a-lifetime" trip just as I visited France, Italy & Spain
together on one trip to Europe - better to see a little of each & decide
which to return to next time.
Vicki
