The Tourism Rotorua
Travel in Rotorua
www.rotoruanz.com
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Our photo and video libraries are full of resources you can use to tell the story of Rotorua visually. is a Council Controlled Organisation CCO owned by the Rotorua Lakes Council. The organisation's activity is based around contributing to the Destination's 2030 Visitor industry vision of . The outdoor environment plays a huge role in the lives of many people who live and work here. Rotorua is renowned for its Bike Festival and multi sport events in stunning natural surrounds.
Rotorua's inner city is an attractive, vibrant and enjoyable destination for locals and visitors alike. Rotorua is a city on the southern shores of Lake Rotorua in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand. Rotorua is just 60 kilometres south of Tauranga, 80 kilometres north of Taupo, 105 kilometres east of Hamilton and 230 kilometres southeast of Auckland. Rotorua is a multi cultural district of 69,200 residents, making it the 12 th largest urban area in New Zealand.
An international tourism icon, Rotorua is renowned as the heartland of Maori culture. However small, what each individual does during their time in the Rotorua region makes a difference. Leading edge research and combined action by local, regional and central government, Maori organisations and other community groups is making real advances in cleaning up the Rotorua lakes, supported by a 200 million funding commitment. The housing market has benefited from growth in the number of people choosing to live in Rotorua 1. The loss of 150 lives and devastation of the surrounding area, meant the people of the nearby villages moved away to rebuild their lives.
Rotorua is home to many interesting personalities and one of the most renowned is former Maori tour guide Maggie Papakura. Her only child William was born later that year, and she returned to Whakarewarewa with him after her husband left to work in the Taupo district. Rotorua's central location makes it one of the most accessible cities in the country. The outdoor environment plays a huge role in the lives of many people who live and work here.
Rotorua is renowned for its Bike Festival and multi sport events in stunning natural surrounds. Rotorua's inner city is an attractive, vibrant and enjoyable destination for locals and visitors alike. Rotorua has an enviable reputation as an international mountain biking destination
Rotorua's inner city is an attractive, vibrant and enjoyable destination for locals and visitors alike. Rotorua is a city on the southern shores of Lake Rotorua in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand. Rotorua is just 60 kilometres south of Tauranga, 80 kilometres north of Taupo, 105 kilometres east of Hamilton and 230 kilometres southeast of Auckland. Rotorua is a multi cultural district of 69,200 residents, making it the 12 th largest urban area in New Zealand.
An international tourism icon, Rotorua is renowned as the heartland of Maori culture. However small, what each individual does during their time in the Rotorua region makes a difference. Leading edge research and combined action by local, regional and central government, Maori organisations and other community groups is making real advances in cleaning up the Rotorua lakes, supported by a 200 million funding commitment. The housing market has benefited from growth in the number of people choosing to live in Rotorua 1. The loss of 150 lives and devastation of the surrounding area, meant the people of the nearby villages moved away to rebuild their lives.
Rotorua is home to many interesting personalities and one of the most renowned is former Maori tour guide Maggie Papakura. Her only child William was born later that year, and she returned to Whakarewarewa with him after her husband left to work in the Taupo district. Rotorua's central location makes it one of the most accessible cities in the country. The outdoor environment plays a huge role in the lives of many people who live and work here.
Rotorua is renowned for its Bike Festival and multi sport events in stunning natural surrounds. Rotorua's inner city is an attractive, vibrant and enjoyable destination for locals and visitors alike. Rotorua has an enviable reputation as an international mountain biking destination
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