  Auckland International Airport - Auckland International Airport is New Zealand's largest and busiest airport and is part of Auckland city in the North Island of New Zealand. Auckland International Airport offers an extensive selection of visitor facilities, including baby nursery rooms, free baggage trolleys, baggage storage, childcare centre and entertainment area, Internet kiosk, observation area, showers, coin operated telephones and much more! For those keen to do a bit of shopping while waiting for a flight, there are plenty of airport shops, from a florist to holiday booking shop, clothing, health shop, art, mobile phone rentals, games arcade, accessory shop, music store, book shop and more. Both the international and domestic terminals have plenty of cafes, restaurants and bars, including McDonald's and Burger King. Short and long term carparking is available. Transport services are also available, the Airbus departs the central city and airport every 20-30 minutes. |
 Christchurch International Airport - Christchurch International Airport is the gateway to the South Island of New Zealand and is located in the stunning Canterbury region. The airport boasts plenty of parking space for long or short term carparking. There are two public bus services operation to and from the city centre as well as a shuttle bus and regular taxi services. The airport offers a lot of quality services including baggage storage, baggage transfer desk, currency exchange, mobile phone rentals, passenger assistance and shower facilities. Christchurch Airport has plenty of shopping outlets, from world class wines to clothes, perfumes, digital equipment, gifts, books and delicious foods, of course there is plenty of duty free shopping as well! If you are feeling peckish or thirsty, there is also a good selection of cafes, restaurants and bars. The award winning International Antarctic Centre is just a short walk from the airport and is great for filling in a couple of hours. Just follow the blue footprints from the International Terminal. |
 Dunedin International Airport - Dunedin International Airport boasts a modern terminal and terrific terminal facilities. Freedom Air fly from Dunedin Airport to various Australian destinations. The airport is located some distance from Dunedin city and a typical taxi fare is around $60 one way, unfortunately there is currently no bus service between the airport and Dunedin, however shuttle services are available. Terminal facilities include airline lounges, parent room with baby changing facilities, banking and ATM facilities, currency exchange, duty free stores, information counter, postal service, stationary and book store, pharmacy, disabled toilet facilities, CD & DVD store, wheelchair facilities and a family entertainment area. On-site dining includes a cafe and bar in the departures area offering superb coffee and tea infusions complemented by tempting bakery items and filled breads, salads, bakes and wraps created by the kitchen team. An espresso bar and cafe are also located on the first floor. |
 Queenstown International Airport - Queenstown International Airport is located in the stunning South Island Southern Lakes District and provides flyers with stunning alpine scenery when flying in and out of the recently renovated airport. Bigger and more modern, Queenstown Airport has flight services with Air New Zealand and Qantas, which has flights from Australia into Queenstown. With new and improved facilities, the airport boasts excellent visitor facilities, including information desk, baggage storage, free baggage trolley use, Air New Zealand Koru Lounge, foreign currency exchange, duty free shopping and short or long term carparking. Airport and shopper buses operate between the airport and central Queenstown, also providing service to all major hotels and motels within the Queenstown area. The cost effective shuttle service operates between the airport and Queenstown accommodation, taxi services are also available along with limousine pick ups and rental vehicle hires. |
 Wellington International Airport - Wellington International Airport is branded as "Wild at Heart" and is one of New Zealand's three largest airports and is approximately a 15-20 minute drive from Wellington city to the airport. Wellington Airport has a single 1936 metre runway and is a major domestic hub in the national transport system, as well as providing services over the sea to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Fiji. The airport offers good facilities, including luggage storage room, foreign currency exchange, parenting room, telephones and facilities for people with disabilities. Short and long term carparking is available, however there is a number of ground transport choices, including taxis and shuttle vans, buses and rental cars for those seeking transport to or from the airport. Shopping options are also good, including duty free shopping and retail shops selling CD's and DVD's, clothing, art, sunglasses and a bookstore. Cafes, Asian cuisine, bakery and a licensed bar are also on-site. |
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