Language, Education and Diversity Conference
- Auckland – the City of Sails
- Conference Venue
- Travel
- Accommodation
- Applying for a visitor visa or permit
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| Auckland |
Auckland – the City of Sails
Auckland is New Zealand’s largest and most multiethnic city, with strong Maori and Pasifika traditions and communities, and a wider population of 1.5 million.
Why visit Auckland?
- A superb conference of world-class standard plus…
- A unique harbour city in the Pacific region with spectacular scenery
- White sandy beaches on the east coast, or black sandy beaches on the west coast
- Untouched native bush within easy access of city for walking or tramping
- Cultural exhibitions by the Maori and Pacific people of Aotearoa New Zealand
- Great shopping…international labels & local designers
- World class restaurants for foodies…
- World class wineries in picturesque countryside
- Adventure tourism, take the plunge with a bungy jump or sail the islands of the gulf, walk the harbour bridge, dive the marine reserves…
- Art with a difference, souvenirs with style…
- And much more… check out our top 10 below.
June-July is cool (9-15° Celsius) and often rainy in Auckland, so pack your woollies and a raincoat. Even better, when you get here buy some of our fine merino wool clothing or our de-luxe speciality, possum-merino, from (among others) Kathmandu or Bivouac stores in Newmarket (not far from the conference venue).
Plan your visit to New Zealand with the help of the following websites: