INBOUND TOUR OPERATORS COUNCIL OF INCORPORATED

ITOC CONFERENCE “The Marketplace - 2003 and Beyond”

23/25 JULY 2003 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS PROGRAMME Don Gun, Venue: Glenroy Auditorium, The Dunedin Centre, Harrop Street off the Octagon President of Conference Theme: ‘The Marketplace – 2003 and Beyond’ ITOC, Conference Chairman: Stuart Neels, General Manager Europe & USA, ATS Pacific Managing Conference Co-ordinators: Ryan Craig, Marketing Manager Domestic, Tourism Dunedin Director, Golf Lisa Young, Marketing Officer, Tourism Dunedin Wine New Dress: Smart Casual throughout Conference (unless specified) Zealand Wednesday 23 July

Am/Pm ITOC delegates and members arrive Stuart Neels, Conference 1200 Transfers for Board Members from hotels to Corstorphine House Chairman; General Manager 1230 ITOC Board Meeting and Lunch Europe & USA, • Corstorphine House ATS Pacific 1400 ITOC Conference Registration Desk Open •Glenroy Auditorium, Off the Octagon Harrop Street

1600 Transfers for Board Members from Corstorphine House to Glenroy Auditorium, The Dunedin Hon, Mark Centre Burton, Minister of 1630 Members Forums “The Marketplace” Tourism Full Members and Allied Supplier Members Forums • Conference Room, 2nd Floor, Dunedin Public Art Gallery •Auditorium, 1st Floor, Dunedin Public Art Gallery In the Octagon, 2 minutes walk from The Dunedin Centre.

1800 Following members forums, transfers to Hotels

Sukhi Turner, 1900 Transfers from hotels to Speights Ale House Mayor of Dunedin 1915 “The Great Southern Experience” •Speights Ale House & Speights Brewery Heritage Centre Tours •Hearty ‘Southern’ fare and drinks •Dress – Smart Casual •See conference brochure for full details

2230 Transfers from Speights Ale House to hotels or enjoy a visit to the Dunedin Casino •Only a short walk to nearby Dunedin Casino to continue a great evening John Davies, Managing 2230 Casino Evening Director, •Dunedin Casino, Southern Cross Hotel Trojan Holdings Ltd Transfers from Dunedin Casino to hotels Thursday 24 July

0730 Breakfast at individual hotels – own arrangements Ray Salter, General 0830 Transfers from hotels to The Dunedin Centre Manager, Ministry of 0830 ITOC Conference Registration Desk Open Tourism •Glenroy Auditorium

0900 Conference Programme begins at Glenroy Auditorium, The Dunedin Centre •Official Opening -Welcome from the Mayor of Dunedin, Sukhi Turner. -Presidential address – ITOC President, Don Gunn Rodney -Keynote address – Minister of Tourism, the Hon Mark Burton (to be confirmed) Walshe, -Keynote address – John Davies, Managing Director, Trojan Holdings Ltd ONZM, “My Vision for New Zealand & Tourism” Executive Chairman, 1015 Morning Tea The Walshe Group 1045 Plenary Session – Open Forum “The Marketplace” •“The New Zealand Experience” – Quality products, staff and performance – delivery on the promise Facilitator – Ray Salter, General Manager Ministry of Tourism -Ian Macfarlane, General Manager Marketing, Tourism New Zealand Steven -Peter Sefton representing ITOC full member tour operators Saunders, -Mark Quickfall representing ITOC allied supplier members Director, The -Fiona Luhrs, Chief Executive Qualmark Omnia Group -Gayle Sheridan, Chief Executive ATTTO (NZ) Ltd 1245 Networking lunch at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery • Conference Room and Otago Daily Times Gallery, 2nd Floor, Dunedin Public Art Gallery •Welcome and brief introduction to the Gallery and Exhibitions

THE DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL FOR NEW ZEALAND TOURISM 1971-2003 1345 Plenary Session – Open Forum “The Marketplace” PANELISTS • The Value Chain – Capacity, Yield, Value – in balance Facilitator – Rodney Walshe ONZM, Executive Chairman, The Walshe Group -Jennie Langley, Chief Executive, Major Accommodation Providers (MAP) -Tim Hunter, General Manager Operations, Tourism New Zealand -Peter Collins, Regional General Manager New Zealand, Qantas -Norm Thompson, Senior Vice President Sales & Distribution, Air New Zealand -Matt Brady representing ITOC full member tour operators -Warren Harford representing ITOC allied supplier members

Tim Matt 1530 Afternoon Tea Hunter Brady 1550 Presentation of the ITOC Operator of the Year Award

1600 How to Thrive on Stress and Stay Sane in a Crazy and Changing World Keynote Address – Steven Saunders, Director, The Omnia Group (NZ) Ltd

Finale from Larnach Castle – Welcome to evening function

1700 Transfers from Glenroy Auditorium to hotels

1830 Transfers from hotels to Larnach Castle for Evening Function

1900 Larnach Castle “Monarch of the Glen” evening Mark Gayle • Gala Dinner at Larnach Castle Quickfall Sheridan •Dress: Members are encouraged to come dressed for the occasion. A prize will be presented to the Best Dressed – It is a gala occasion and a special evening of hospitality •See Conference brochure for full details

2230 - Midnight Transfers from Larnach Castle to hotels on the half hour

Friday 25 July

0730 Transfers from hotels to Southern Cross Hotel Note: Golfers are to bring their golf clubs etc Fiona Ian Luhrs Macfarlane 0800 Breakfast •Heritage Room, Southern Cross Hotel

0900 ITOC Annual General Meeting •Heritage Room, Southern Cross Hotel •Golfers to bring golf clubs etc

1045 Optional Extras

OPTION 1 - ITOC Golf Tournament •St Clair Golf Club (Home of the past Otago Charity Classic) • BBQ lunch provided on arrival Peter Jennie • Ambrose tournament - Tee off 1130 with sponsored holes Collins Langley •Prize giving and social function 1730 OPTION 2 – Sightseeing Opportunities •Additional sightseeing activities kindly sponsored by Tourism Dunedin and suppliers – see insert for activities and booking arrangements. Saturday 26 July

Optional Sightseeing – refer programme from Tourism Dunedin and suppliers – separate insert in brochure.

ITOC WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS Norm Peter Thompson Sefton Abbey Lodge Intercontinental Hotels Skyline Leisure Lodge Air New Zealand Larnach Castle Sky City Auckland Arthur’s Tours Leviathan Hotel Southern Cross Hotel Avis Luxury Chauffeurs Speights Ale House Barnett Lodge Mitchell Corp. New Zealand Ltd Speights Brewery Heritage Centre Bentley’s Hotel National Car Rental St Clair Golf Course Cargills Hotel Novotel Queenstown The Chancellor Dunedin Citibus Newton Piping Hot Haggis The Dunedin Centre Corstorphine House Qantas The Mill Liquorsave Dunedin Dunedin Casino Quality Hotel Telecom New Zealand Dunedin Public Art Gallery Rydges Hotels and Resorts Totally Tourism Limited Dunedin Suppliers Rotorua 5 Star Attractions Tourism Dunedin Warren Peter Lowry Harford Chief Executive, ITOC

THE DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL FOR NEW ZEALAND TOURISM 1971-2003 'THE GREAT SOUTHERN EXPERIENCE' SPEIGHT'S BREWERY HERITAGE CENTRE AND SPEIGHT'S ALE HOUSE

Speight's, "The Pride of the South", is synonymous with Dunedin. What better way to experience true southern hospitality than through an evening visit to the historic Speight's brewery. This visit includes an opportunity to sample the full range of locally brewed ales at the Speight's Heritage Centre bar at the end of the tour, followed by a chance to visit the newly opened Speight's Shop for some southern souvenirs (a 10% discount will be offered to all delegates on purchases in the shop).

Tours will be run alongside the serving of fine Speight's Ales and "continuous platters of scrumptious Southern Fare" at the famous Speight's Ale House next door, including a selection of blue cod, lamb, venison and "porter" sausages. A great night of networking and Dunedin’s Southern Hospitality.

Hearty Southern Fare and Drinks Wednesday 23 July 1900 – Transfers from Hotels to Speights Ale House Transport: A transfer to hotels will be available at 10.30pm or walk to the Casino nearby and continue a great evening Dress Code: Smart Casual

DUNEDIN CASINO Dunedin Casino – experience "NZ's leading boutique casino". A complimentary drink voucher and a 'Double Your Win' gaming voucher will be offered to all delegates, to be collected at the Registration Desk. Bring your business card and be in to win a prize! Wednesday 23 July Dress Code: smart, neat attire (tidy jeans are acceptable), with an age restriction of 20 years and over. Transport: The Dunedin Casino Shuttle Bus will be available to transport delegates to hotels throughout the evening.

LARNACH CASTLE – “MONARCH OF THE GLEN” EVENING ENTER A DIFFERENT WORLD AT LARNACH CASTLE

A fabulous evening of elegant fun at the Barker family's splendid home, Larnach Castle - New Zealand's only castle. Enjoy a Scottish evening of frolics, entertainment, bagpipes, whiskey and the fabulous haggis ceremony by Piping Hot Haggis. Dine and dance the night away to the sounds of the Pioneer Pog'n Scrog'n Bush Band in the stunning Ballroom, exploring the Castle and revelling in the culture of a different dimension. "Don your kilts, throw up your heels, romp to some reels and enter the Scottish schematics" Gala Dinner Thursday 24 July 1830 - Transfers from Hotels to Larnach Castle Transport: Transfers to hotels will be available every half hour between 10.30 and midnight Dress Code: Kilts and Highland Costume (Optional) Jimmy Hats and Tartan Sashes will be available for use.

Members are encouraged to come dressed for the occasion. A prize will be presented to the 'Best Dressed'. Welcome to Dunedin ‘the Eco-tourism Capital of New Zealand’

Dunedin . . . an endearing city of classical architecture and spectacular coastal scenery, with sights to see and so much to do. Where else can you ascend the world's steepest street, view a Monet, take lunch in a 19th Century castle, visit the world’s only mainland breeding colony of the Northern Royal Albatross. See the world’s rarest penguins waddling along white sand beaches, shop at one of our many local designer boutiques and dine in style at an award-winning restaurant or one of our numerous cafes or bars. And that's just on the first day. Dunedin packs so much into so little space. Welcome to Dunedin, the eco-tourism capital of New Zealand. We know you will enjoy your stay!

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ITOC GOLF TOURNAMENT The St Clair Golf Club was founded in 1905 and since that time has given pleasure to many people of all types and persuasions. Perched high on the cliffs near Cargill's Castle, the course offers panoramic views of Dunedin, its harbour, beaches and the coastline of the mighty Pacific Ocean. The format will be an Ambrose Team Event providing an ideal opportunity for both golfers and non-golfers to experience a fun day out with a team on St Clair Golf Course. Ambrose involves a mixed team of all abilities that gives all teams a chance to enjoy the game. The draw will be random. Departure will be from the Southern Cross Hotel at 10.45am with Tee Off at 11.30am. A BBQ lunch will be provided. Following the golf a prize giving & social function will be held at the St Clair Club House for all delegates. Cost: $45.00 + GST Includes: • Round of Golf • BBQ Lunch • Starter Pack • Prizegiving Function CONCESSIONAL AIR TRAVEL

ITOC would like to thank Air New Zealand and Qantas for their support of our conference. AIR NEW ZEALAND advises ITOC members attending the ITOC Conference in Dunedin, to book the Air New Zealand Express class fares as these fares offer the best value. A recommendation is made that you book and ticket your travel as early as possible as these fares are subject to availability. For further information please visit our website – www.airnewzealand.co.nz QANTAS AIRWAYS advises ITOC members attending the ITOC Conference in Dunedin, to book your flights via the Qantas website - www.qantas.co.nz or through a bonded travel agent. All fares can accrue frequent flyer points. Please also be aware that the baggage allowance into Dunedin must be strictly adhered to due to aircraft size. Please do not ask for excess baggage as this will not be possible. DRESS CODE

Conference Smart Casual ‘The Great Southern Experience’ Smart Casual Larnach Castle “Monarch of the Glen” evening Dress for the Occasion – Kilts and Highland Costume (optional) (Prize for the Best Dressed) REGISTRATION DESK

The registration desk will be situated at the Glenroy Auditorium, The Octagon, Harrop Street – at times stated in the programme.

Sightseeing Opportunities – Dunedin, NZ’s Eco-tourism Capital - Discover what Dunedin has to offer! Local operators will be showcasing their products and services throughout the conference. Visit their displays during registration, get an insight into the attractions and activities that you will have the opportunity to experience during and after the conference. Name badges must be worn at all times during the conference. REGISTRATION FEES

Fees: Full and Allied Members $450.00 + GST ( 56.25 ) $506.25 Partners (life partners not business partners) $350.00 + GST ( 43.75) $393.75 Golf $45.00 + GST ( 5.63 ) $50.63 The above registration fees for the conference include: All meals as stated in the programme, social functions and entertainment, Transfers to and from hotels and venues as stated in the programme Special registration fee for additional senior staff of full and allied members, Thursday day programme only (includes lunch) $100.00 + GST (12.50) $112.50 Refer registration form for full details Registration will be confirmed only after Registration Fee is received HOW TO REGISTER

Please complete the attached registration form and return with your registration fees to: Joanne Warren, Conference Co-ordinator Inbound Tour Operators Council of New Zealand (ITOC) PO Box 1888, DX SX10033 WELLINGTON Phone: (04) 499-0104 Fax: (04) 499-0786 Email: [email protected] Additional registration forms can be obtained from the secretariat or downloaded from the ITOC website – www.itoc.org.nz

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ACCOMMODATION

Southern Cross Hotel Bentley’s Hotel 118 High Street, Dunedin 137 St Andrew Street, Dunedin Telephone: (03) 477 0752 Telephone: (03) 477 0572 Web: www.scenic-circle.co.nz Web: www.pacificahotels.co.nz/bentleys.htm A combination of Centrally historic architecture located, and the comfort of recently modern hotel refurbished facilities, the restaurant. Southern Cross Rate: Abbey Lodge Hotel stands $69+GST 900 Cumberland Street, Dunedin Nth unsurpassed in the Telephone: (03) 477 5380 City of Dunedin. Web: www.abbeylodge.co.nz Dunedin Casino Dunedin’s only accommodation provider with operates from the an indoor pool, sauna and spa. heart of the hotel. Rate: $105 (GST inclusive) Rate: $99+GST

Cargills Hotel 678 George Street, Dunedin Skyline Leisure Lodge Telephone: (03) 477 7983 Duke Street, Dunedin Web: www.cargills.co.nz Telephone: (03) 477 5360 Superbly refurbished, with excellent Corstorphine House Web: www.leisurelodge.net.nz accommodation and a friendly, warm Milburn Street, Corstorphine Dunedin Situated amongst expansive, landscaped grounds, atmosphere. Telephone: (03) 487 1000 right across the road from the Dunedin Botanic Rate: $85 (GST inclusive) Web: www.corstorphine.co.nz Gardens. Originally built in 1863, sensitive refurbishing Rate: $105 (GST inclusive) has recaptured the quality of a bygone era and, Quality Hotel today, offers a meeting venue and luxury Upper Moray Place, Dunedin accommodation with stunning views of the city Telephone: (03) 477 6784 and harbour. Web: www.qualitydunedin.co.nz Rate: $150 (GST inclusive) for 1 person; $180 Located in the heart (GST inclusive) for 2 people of Dunedin and within 2 minutes walk from the Glenroy Auditorium. Well- appointed rooms Leviathan Hotel with panoramic 27 Queens Gardens, Dunedin views of the city. Telephone: (03) 477 3160 Rate: Rooms @ Web: www.dunedinhotel.co.nz $80+GST; Junior Situated in downtown Dunedin, close to bars, suites @ $100+GST cafe’s, restaurants, major city attractions and main shopping area. Rate: $54 (GST inclusive) Larnach Lodge Camp Road, The Chancellor Dunedin Telephone: (03) 476 1616 310 Princes Street, Dunedin Web: www.larnachcastle.co.nz Telephone: (03) 477 1145 Set in 35 acres of Larnach Castle gardens and Web: www.grandhotelsinternational.com grounds, each room is individually decorated in A warm welcome period style and has a splendid view of Otago awaits you at this Harbour. centrally located, Rate: $100 (GST inclusive) Victorian era boutique hotel in Dunedin, just a short walk to the Octagon and Dunedin Casino. Barnett Lodge Rate: $70+GST 34 Alva Street, Mornington, Dunedin Telephone: (03) 477 9413 Web: www.barnett.co.nz Barnett Lodge will appeal to visitors seeking accommodation at the upper end of the range. PTO for sightseeing opportunities ITOC CONFERENCE DUNEDIN 23/25 JULY 2003

SIGHTSEEING OPPORTUNITIES

Arthur’s Tours Otago Explorer Wildlife Tour – visit the Albatross Colony, Penguin Place and City Sightseeing, Larnach Castle and Wildlife tours, departing Otago Museum Pilot’s Beach. from the Dunedin Visitor Centre. Motel/Hotel pickups are The “Southern Land, Southern People” Gallery, opened in Departure: available Friday only, pick-up from hotels at 1pm, available 15 minutes prior to departure. August 2002, is the landmark gallery of the museum - it drop-off at 5.30pm Offer: FOC portrays the uniqueness, diversity and dynamic character of Offer: FOC Booking required: yes the region and serves as a gateway to Southern New Zealand. Booking required: yes Telephone: 0800 322 240 Offer: FOC, guided tours will be available at 10am and 3.30pm Telephone: 0800 840 729 Email: [email protected] on Friday and Saturday Email: [email protected] Website: www.k1w1.net/otagox.html Booking required: no Website: www.arthurstours.co.nz Telephone: 03 474 7474 Airport transfers also available at $12 per person - bookings Larnach Castle Email: [email protected] required. Discover New Zealand’s only castle and learn about the Website: www.otagomuseum.govt.nz scandalous history and tragic lives of the Larnach family. Citibus Newton Heritage and Eco Tours Offer: FOC Guided double decker city heritage tours or ecotourism tours Booking required: No Otago Settlers Museum on the Otago Peninsula. Telephone: 03 476 1616 Learn the stories of the people who lived and who live in Offer: FOC Email: [email protected] Dunedin. People have come from all corners of the earth to Booking required: yes Website: www.larnachcastle.co.nz settle in Dunedin. From Southern Maori to Scottish pioneers Telephone: 03 477 5577 and Chinese miners, Dunedin is a place of staunch individuals Email: [email protected] Luxury Chauffeurs and vibrant communities. Website: www.transportplace.co.nz Tour the city and peninsula in style in a Rolls Royce or Bentley. Offer: FOC, guided tours of the Museum and historic inner city Tours to Oamaru, Fiordland and Central Otago also available. will be available at 11am and 3.30pm on Friday and Saturday Cadbury World Offer: Dunedin tours - $50pp for a group of 4 people; $100pp Booking required: no A fascinating and fun-filled guided Chocolate Factory Tour for a group of 2 people. tours - 20% discount Telephone: 03 477 5052 with exciting, interactive displays and plenty of samples! Booking required: yes Email: [email protected] Offer: FOC Telephone: 03 477 3144 Website: www.otago.settlers.museum Booking required: yes Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0800 CADBURY or 03 467 7967 Website: www.luxurychauffeurs.co.nz Website: www.cadburyworld.co.nz Penguin Place Monarch Wildlife Cruises and Tours A private conservation effort to save one of the world’s most Classic Jaguar Limousines Hop onboard the m.v.Monarch for a cruise around Taiaroa endangered penguins, the Yellow-Eyed, from extinction. Dedicated personal tours in luxury classic Jaguar and Daimler Head and see what cannot be seen from land, including a Experience undisturbed penguin activity through a unique cars. Offer: 75% discount on all tours diverse range of wildlife. One-hour cruises and half-day/full- system of hides and tunnels. Booking required: yes day tour options available. Offer: FOC Telephone: 0800 346 370 / 03 488 5961 Offer: FOC Booking required: yes Email: [email protected] Booking required: yes Telephone: 03 478 0286 Website: www.classicjaguar.co.nz Telephone: 03 477 4276 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.penguin-place.co.nz Elm Wildlife Tours Website: www.wildlife.co.nz Close encounters with nature, where access to the wildlife uses walking tracks across undulating farmland. Reasonable fitness Natures Wonders Royal Albatross Centre is desirable. See the wild side of the spectacular Otago Peninsula with a Taiaroa Head is home to the world’s only mainland breeding Offer: FOC, please bring warm clothes and sturdy footwear. thrilling cross-country adventure in the ultimate all-terrain colony of the Northern Royal Albatross. Experience the sheer Booking required: yes vehicle, an 8-wheel-drive ARGO. See stunning coastal scenery exhilaration of having a huge albatross, with a 3-metre wingspan, Telephone: 0800 356563 or 03 474 1872 and an extraordinary range of wildlife. glide effortlessly and silently over you, just a few metres away. Email: [email protected] Offer: $24 (20% discount) Offer: FOC Website: www.elmwildlifetours.co.nz Booking required: yes Booking required: yes Telephone: 03 478 1150 Telephone: 03 478 0499 e-tours Cycle Tours Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Two tours are offered for ITOC Conference delegates: Website: www.natureswondersnaturally.com Website: www.albatross.org.nz

Friday 25 July: Peninsula Cycle Tour NZ Marine Studies Centre & Aquarium Sam’s Peninsula Off Road Tours Bike from the summit above Otago Peninsula to Larnach Discover the secrets of NZ’s southern ocean without getting A 2-21/2 hour personalised wildlife tour, off road, to view seals, Castle and then down to the inlets on the ocean side of the wet. Peek inside a shark egg, touch a sea anemone, feed a New Zealand Sea Lions, Yellow-Eyed Penguins and other Peninsula. Downhill and flat riding on mainly quiet, gravel hungry pigfish and shake hands with an octopus. birdlife. Tours start at Allans Beach Farmstay at 4pm. roads. Offer: FOC Offer: FOC, tours will run subject to track conditions Offer: FOC Booking required: yes Booking required: yes Booking required: yes Telephone: 03 479 5826 Telephone: 03 478 0878 Departure: pick-up from hotels at 1pm, drop-off at 4.30pm Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.otago.ac.nz/marinestudies Website: www.samsoffroadtours.com Saturday 26 July: Central Otago Rail Trail ‘Taster’ Cycle from Hyde to Waipiata on the unique Central Otago NZ Sports Hall of Fame Rail Trail. Points of interest include Price’s Creek viaduct and NZ's greatest sports performers, their most memorable Taieri Gorge Railway tunnels. Total riding distance is 22km, with transport available moments, trophies and tools of their trades all come dramatically One of the world’s great train trips, taking passengers from the after 6km and 12km. Traffic-free trails have an easy gradient. alive at the NZ Sports Hall of Fame in the Dunedin Railway hustle and bustle of Dunedin’s city centre to the rugged Return to Dunedin on the Taieri Gorge Railway. Station. mountain interior of Central Otago. Offer: provided are transfers as stated, bike and helmet hire, Offer: FOC Offer: FOC Taieri Gorge Railway one-way trip. The only cost to you is Booking required: no Booking required: yes $10 for lunch at Waipiata Tavern plus anything else you wish Telephone: 03 477 7775 Telephone: 03 477 4449 to buy, e.g. drinks, food etc. Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Booking required: yes Website: www.nzhalloffame.co.nz Website: www.taieri.co.nz Departure: pick-up from hotels at 8.30am, drop-off at 4.45pm Olveston For both trips, please bring: warm, comfortable clothing and A modern masterpiece in the Edwardian Era which houses Wild Earth Adventures shoes, windproof jacket, thermals, bottle of water, nibbles (eg. original collections. In material terms, as Olveston grows older A personal sea kayaking experience for small groups along the scroggin, muesli bars, fruit), and personal medication (if any) it grows infinitely more valuable. In historic terms, it is already scenic coastline of the Otago Peninsula and Taiaroa Head. Telephone: 03 476 1960 priceless. Paddle through hidden coves and past scenic beaches. Email: [email protected] Offer: FOC Offer: FOC Website: www.inmark.co.nz/e-tours Booking required: yes Booking required: yes Telephone: 03 477 3320 Telephone: 03 473 6535 Dunedin Explorer Hop-On Hop-Off Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] A day pass allows you to hop-on and hop-off at the major city Website: www.olveston.co.nz Website: www.wildearth.co.nz attractions. One hour round trips start and finish outside the Dunedin Visitor Centre. Offer: FOC Booking required: no Telephone: 0800 322 240 Email: [email protected] Website: www.k1w1.net/otagox.html

Please book attractions and activities directly with Dunedin operators PTO for Conference Accommodation Information The above activities are available to ITOC delegates - 25/26 July