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This article is from the New Zealand FAQ, by Phil Stuart-Jones and Lin Nah with numerous contributions by others.
Fly, sail, paddle or swim. See a travel agent near you. Soon! Bring lots
of money, and leave as much here as you can...
One of the cheapest ways to fly is as a courier. You must be reasonably
groomed, have a clean record and be over 21 to do this sort of thing, also
you have to be prepared to wait around until a job comes up.
Also, try Reading the rec.travel.air FAQ for hints on saving money and
rec.travel.australia+nz for stuff specific to us.
Continue to:
travel, vacation, New Zealand, Haka, Maori, people, economy, accommodation, education, immigration, places to see, landscape
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