Tourism New Zealand Travel Trade’s Post

Are your clients interested in visiting a marae in Aotearoa New Zealand? They can now experience an extraordinary journey with Ngāti Hauaroa (local tribe) at Morero Marae, in the beautiful Ruapehu region. From cultural immersion sessions to exploring significant sites or taking river and native forest journeys, Morero Marae has opened its doors to manuhiri (visitors) offering private and group bookings year-round. This is an unforgettable way for your clients to embrace New Zealand's cultural heritage authentically while giving back to local communities. Read our "What's New in New Zealand" article for more information and the latest tourism updates 👉 https://lnkd.in/gJzh59b5

  • Group of people standing outside the Morero Marae meeting house in Ruapehu [photo by Visit Ruapehu]
  • Three people cycling over the Bridge to Nowhere surrounded by lush, green native forest in Whanganui National Park [photo by Visit Ruapehu]
  • Mother and daughter standing on the edge of a river with a waterfall in the background at Blue Duck Station, Ruapehu [photo by Visit Ruapehu]
  • View looking through a cave archway towards a person kayaking on the Whanganui River [photo by Visit Ruapehu]

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