Kia Ora - Learn te reo during NZ's Māori Language Week, check out WOW 30 years on and discover the best spots to watch the next America's Cup 📅 ⛵ 👗

New Press Release Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser . Share to Tourism News & Resources Kia ora - two little words that make a cultural connection in Aotearoa New Zealand September 2018 Kia ora! In Aotearoa New Zealand these two little words slide easily off the tongue, but what do they mean? Kia ora is a friendly greeting you'll hear throughout Aotearoa New Zealand that comes from the indigenous language, te reo Māori. Read more Māori Language Week and New Zealand's renewed love for its first language Te reo Māori - the language of New Zealand’s indigenous Māori people is celebrated each September during Māori Language Week. Read the full story World of WearableArt celebrates 30 years of edgy art and visual spectacle World of WearableArt's 30th anniversary shows will feature 140 weird and wonderful garments by 147 designers from 17 countries who will again push the limits of what can be worn. Read the full story Auckland’s natural grandstand prime viewing for America’s Cup Iconic islands, prominent volcanoes and inner-city bays and beaches overlooking Auckland’s spectacular sailing grounds will provide a natural viewing platform for the next America’s Cup. Read the full story Find us on Twitter Facebook Instagram YouTube Contact Us Forward to colleague Unsubscribe from this list Update subscription preferences Copyright © 2018 Tourism New Zealand Media, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in on our website or requested to be added to the mailing list. Our mailing address is: Tourism New Zealand Media Level 22, Vodafone on the Quay 157 Lambton Quay Wellington, 6011 New Zealand Add us to your address book