That sounds like a fantastic trip! New Zealand is a wonderful destination, and hosting a Taekwondo competition for those with special needs is truly inspiring. Here are a few tips to help you plan your trip: Accommodation: Look for accessible accommodation options that cater to special needs. Many hotels and motels in New Zealand offer accessible rooms. Transportation: Consider renting a vehicle that accommodates special needs, such as wheelchair-accessible vans. Companies like Mobility Rentals and Sales or Freedom Mobility specialize in such rentals. Facilities: Check with the competition venue about their facilities and accessibility options to ensure they meet your requirements. Travel Insurance: Make sure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical needs and any specific requirements for the special needs of your group. Plan Activities: New Zealand has many accessible attractions, so plan some fun activities for your group to enjoy outside of the competition. For more detailed advice and support with your trip, consider joining our Patreon community at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. You'll get access to weekly group calls and a secret Facebook group where you can ask questions and get personalized recommendations to ensure your trip is smooth and enjoyable. Safe travels and best of luck with the competition!
Amazing video. 1. Name some cheap car rental and campervan companies 2. There are some car types campervans right. What are they called as? 3. How do we check campsites places in NZ? Any app for that Thanks much. Keep making videos
Hi there! Thanks a lot for your positive feedback! 🌟 1. Sure, for affordable car rentals and campervans in NZ, check out our dedicated page: nzpocketguide.com/the-best-car-rental-companies-in-new-zealand/ 2. Absolutely! They are often called "Campercars" 3. To find campsites in NZ, you can use apps like CamperMate. They provide detailed info on campsites, facilities, and reviews. Happy travels! 🚐 If you're looking for even more personalized trip planning help and exclusive perks, consider joining us on Patreon! Our Patreon community offers direct access to our team, trip planning assistance, and many other benefits. Check it out here: www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide We appreciate your support and will definitely keep those videos coming. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
Need to see the museum, lakes, beach , kauri trees, Thursday markets, swimming pools open end of October we also have a circus team, I can show you a brown gecko
Hello from Sweden! Id love if you could go more into detail on the tenting part of camping. Like, can I put up my tent anywhere? On the campsites that says "only self-contained vehicle" can tent there? Along the Great walks, can I put up my tent instead of renting the hut as suggested? I'm going to NZ for the first time in 4 weeks and I struggle to get good information about tenting, feels like everyone say different things. I was planning on tenting most of my stay, depending on weather and such. Thanks for a great channel guys!
Also to add, like camping gear, thinking mostly about my "storm kitchen" as we call it in Sweden. Allows me to cook food while im out tenting. Am I allowed to use the one with open flame? (I use a liquid that burns out, called T-röd, not sure how to translate that!) Or is it them gas ones that are allowed? What can I use in NZ instead of "T-röd" (The liquid that burns out)?
Wow that's a lot of questions :) You can only tent in proper camping sites that accept non self-contained. As per the great walks you will only be able to camp in designated camp sites if available, you can check our site for much more info about that. We'll add a "tenting guide" to the list of new articles coming-up, thank you so so much for the suggestion! You rock!
I am not sure what a T-rod is, we usually use the huts which have cooking facilities. When camping is available quite often the campers actually use the facilities of the hut :)
Hello, is there like a hall of residence type but not only for students accomodation in there? It's like a hotel but with a common kitchen, common bathroom, common lounge stuffs, but with separate individual rooms and not bunk beds for long term.
Hi I'm from Bangladesh. What will be the best cheapest accommodation option without Auckland for PR immigrants? Please mention the prices. It'll be a great help to me.
Ozzies can go in NZ and work under a different agreement than a working holiday visa. It is a much simpler process. Just contact immigration New Zealand and they'll have all the info you need for you ;)
Hi guys, I'm from India, planning to move to Palmerston North (PN) and join UCOL for a 2yr diploma. So, plz tell me about PN. I would like to know about the culture, people, food, living expenses, home stay etc. thank you.
Check out www.backpackerguide.nz we have heaps of articles about Palmerston North. You'll find all the info you need in them. It is a great city you will love it. If you search our channel too you will see about 8 videos about the town and things to do there :)
Thanks for the constructive criticism. From our experience, hostels are always the cheapest option if you go for a dorm, but as mentioned in the video, motels can be a great options when compared to private rooms. Thanks for watching!
You can ask questions on any of our videos and we answer them live every Sundays! Even better join us live at this time in 3 days for our next live session so we can go over your questions together and help everybody plan their trip :)
I’m from U.S.A. and am planning to come to New Zealand for a Taekwondo competition for those with special needs and am bringing some with me there.
That sounds like a fantastic trip! New Zealand is a wonderful destination, and hosting a Taekwondo competition for those with special needs is truly inspiring. Here are a few tips to help you plan your trip:
Accommodation: Look for accessible accommodation options that cater to special needs. Many hotels and motels in New Zealand offer accessible rooms.
Transportation: Consider renting a vehicle that accommodates special needs, such as wheelchair-accessible vans. Companies like Mobility Rentals and Sales or Freedom Mobility specialize in such rentals.
Facilities: Check with the competition venue about their facilities and accessibility options to ensure they meet your requirements.
Travel Insurance: Make sure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical needs and any specific requirements for the special needs of your group.
Plan Activities: New Zealand has many accessible attractions, so plan some fun activities for your group to enjoy outside of the competition.
For more detailed advice and support with your trip, consider joining our Patreon community at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. You'll get access to weekly group calls and a secret Facebook group where you can ask questions and get personalized recommendations to ensure your trip is smooth and enjoyable. Safe travels and best of luck with the competition!
Amazing video.
1. Name some cheap car rental and campervan companies
2. There are some car types campervans right. What are they called as?
3. How do we check campsites places in NZ? Any app for that
Thanks much. Keep making videos
Hi there! Thanks a lot for your positive feedback! 🌟
1. Sure, for affordable car rentals and campervans in NZ, check out our dedicated page: nzpocketguide.com/the-best-car-rental-companies-in-new-zealand/
2. Absolutely! They are often called "Campercars"
3. To find campsites in NZ, you can use apps like CamperMate. They provide detailed info on campsites, facilities, and reviews. Happy travels! 🚐
If you're looking for even more personalized trip planning help and exclusive perks, consider joining us on Patreon! Our Patreon community offers direct access to our team, trip planning assistance, and many other benefits. Check it out here: www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide
We appreciate your support and will definitely keep those videos coming. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
Hell yeah! This sounds awesome. Always good to get help from you two.
Thanks Arsh! Always good to get a pep comment from you ;)
Are you going to dargaville
We will go to Dargaville in a few weeks on our way down from Northland. We are just starting exploring Northland :)
Need to see the museum, lakes, beach , kauri trees, Thursday markets, swimming pools open end of October we also have a circus team, I can show you a brown gecko
All right, we'll add that to the todo list :) I think we already have a couple of thing planned there. I'll get Robin to check the spreadsheet ;)
Hello from Sweden!
Id love if you could go more into detail on the tenting part of camping. Like, can I put up my tent anywhere? On the campsites that says "only self-contained vehicle" can tent there? Along the Great walks, can I put up my tent instead of renting the hut as suggested?
I'm going to NZ for the first time in 4 weeks and I struggle to get good information about tenting, feels like everyone say different things.
I was planning on tenting most of my stay, depending on weather and such.
Thanks for a great channel guys!
Also to add, like camping gear, thinking mostly about my "storm kitchen" as we call it in Sweden. Allows me to cook food while im out tenting. Am I allowed to use the one with open flame? (I use a liquid that burns out, called T-röd, not sure how to translate that!) Or is it them gas ones that are allowed? What can I use in NZ instead of "T-röd" (The liquid that burns out)?
Wow that's a lot of questions :) You can only tent in proper camping sites that accept non self-contained. As per the great walks you will only be able to camp in designated camp sites if available, you can check our site for much more info about that. We'll add a "tenting guide" to the list of new articles coming-up, thank you so so much for the suggestion! You rock!
I am not sure what a T-rod is, we usually use the huts which have cooking facilities. When camping is available quite often the campers actually use the facilities of the hut :)
I want to stay in new zealand for next 2years. Tell about cabin home
Hello, is there like a hall of residence type but not only for students accomodation in there? It's like a hotel but with a common kitchen, common bathroom, common lounge stuffs, but with separate individual rooms and not bunk beds for long term.
Are you talking about hostels?
@@NZPocketGuide it's like hostels but you can stay longer, months, or even years?
Suggest me some best budget for international students for accommodation and food
Plenty of tips for you here -> ua-cam.com/video/tkk-6X0Z2Qo/v-deo.html ;)
Hi
I'm from Bangladesh.
What will be the best cheapest accommodation option without Auckland for PR immigrants? Please mention the prices. It'll be a great help to me.
I think the info you are looking for is right here -> nzpocketguide.com/accommodation-in-auckland-city-central/ ;)
Hi, I'm from Australia and it seems that I cannot apply for a working holiday visa in NZ, is this true :(
Ozzies can go in NZ and work under a different agreement than a working holiday visa. It is a much simpler process. Just contact immigration New Zealand and they'll have all the info you need for you ;)
@@NZPocketGuide You guys are amazing! Thank you so much and keep up the good work with the videos, they are very much appreciated!
Aw... Thank you Naomi, it means a lot to get kind words through ;) You rock!
Best job opportunities for civil engineering??
That's a very specific question, check out the job listings website to find out the answer to your question :)
Hi guys,
I'm from India, planning to move to Palmerston North (PN) and join UCOL for a 2yr diploma. So, plz tell me about PN. I would like to know about the culture, people, food, living expenses, home stay etc. thank you.
Check out www.backpackerguide.nz we have heaps of articles about Palmerston North. You'll find all the info you need in them. It is a great city you will love it. If you search our channel too you will see about 8 videos about the town and things to do there :)
@@NZPocketGuide Thank you for such an amazing website. I really appreciate your support and your efforts.
No worries at all Vibrans, we're happy to help ;)
Not true guide, hostels and Bnb very dear and motel and Holliday park cheaper
Thanks for the constructive criticism. From our experience, hostels are always the cheapest option if you go for a dorm, but as mentioned in the video, motels can be a great options when compared to private rooms. Thanks for watching!
Can I have your email ?
I got many questions.
You can ask questions on any of our videos and we answer them live every Sundays! Even better join us live at this time in 3 days for our next live session so we can go over your questions together and help everybody plan their trip :)
Yeah sure !
I just wanted to ask what recommendation would you give for a student as I’m coming there this February for my studies!
Nice one can't wait to hear all your questions ;)