Tahiti is the most famous of the islands of French Polynesia - a destination renowned for its jaw-dropping beauty

French style meets Pacific friendliness in this uniquely beautiful land

Time and again, you will find yourself greeted by unforced smiles and heart-stirring songs of welcome

In Tonga you can slake your thirst for adventure with a guided fishing expedition, go sea kayaking, or swim with whales and turtles

Home to just 1,500 inhabitants, the Polynesian country of Niue provides one of the world's most secluded getaways

Discover the enduring mystique of a massive Oriental metropolis that dates back to 1291.

Vancouver delivers urban sophistication, gastronomical decadence, local wines and refreshing outdoor activities

With its bright green rice terraces, 10,000 temples and towering volcanoes, just gazing at its scenery is a holiday in itself.

Surrounded by a sapphire-blue lagoon, this Pacific paradise is the ultimate place to unwind.

Samoa has all the island beauty you could wish for, with picture-perfect beaches and tropical greenery in all directions

Where the culture of Polynesia meets the energy of the USA. AirNZ flying daily starting from 29 March 2018.

San Francisco is so many things all at once, which is why it makes an amazing holiday destination.

London is a world of its own – as well as the gateway to all the sights and experiences of the UK.

Famous for its vibrant nightlife, European-style architecture and passionate tango, Buenos Aires' bold, sensual nature is irresistible.

Astonishing in so many ways, Vietnam is a collision of east and west, old and new.

Auckland's excitement includes city-fringe restaurant zones, urban beaches and enthralling island day trips

Christchurch is a past-meets-present hub of creativity, heritage, gardens and unexpected adventures.

Energetic, creative and full of personality, Wellington is a capital place for every kind of cultural experience.

Get your heart racing with adventures and sightseeing in one of the most beautiful places on earth

Hamilton is regarded as one of New Zealand’s most dynamically growing cities with a diverse cultural mix and a surprisingly eclectic range of entertainment options.

With a rich scenic backdrop there’s plenty of outdoor activities for everyone, from nature exploring and adventure tourism, to fine food and wine sampling.

The Kapiti Coast encompasses the beaches, towns and countryside that stretch along the Tasman Sea coastline north of Wellington.

The Bay of Islands in New Zealand’s winterless north has a special place in history.

Located on the east coast of the North Island, the city of Napier is renowned for its long hot summers, mild sunny winters and as a prolific wine growing region.

For a laidback rural New Zealand experience, check out the rich nature and farming districts in sunny Palmerston North.

The stunning symmetry of Mount Taranaki defines the landscape here. But there’s a lot more to New Plymouth than its mountain.

Tairāwhiti Gisborne is the first city in the world to greet the sun each morning. It's known for wonderful food, wine, culture and surfing

Around the city you can visit historic homes, dip into the chocolate factory, tour the iconic Speights brewery and browse museums.

With cafes bordered by the ocean, an unspoilt harbour, vineyards and numerous stunning beaches, Tauranga is the jewel in the crown of the North Island’s Bay of Plenty region.

Northland’s only city offers a forgiving climate and easy access to the beaches and the top quality diving of the east coast.

If you love spending lots of time holidaying outdoors with the balmy summer sun on your skin, then Blenheim is the perfect holiday destination for you.

150 years on from the gold rush era, people are drawn to Hokitika for rather different reasons.

Invercargill is the gateway to some of the country’s most inspirational sights and experiences.

Timaru is the gateway to South Canterbury - a family-friendly destination with a surprising number of things to do.

The central North Island city of Taupo is a popular year-round mecca for fresh water sports lovers both foreign and local.

This geothermal activity is reflected in the adventurous personality of this central North Island city, there’s certainly no shortage of stimulating activities to be enjoyed.

Eat, drink and experience your way through Australia’s culture capital

Australia's sunniest state capital is a beach lover's paradise with a passion for fabulous food, wine and beer

Australia’s third largest city is famous for its clear blue skies and year-round sunshine.