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New Zealand Travel Guide: Uncover the Beauty of the North and South Islands [Video]

New Zealand’s breathtaking scenery is recognized for providing the cinematic backdrop of many blockbuster films. 

With a mix of serene beaches, rugged mountains and a vibrant culture, it is no wonder it has become a popular travel destination.

Whether the traveler is seeking the quaint charm of the North Island or the breathtaking dramatic views of the South Island, adventures can be found everywhere. Visitors can anticipate unexpected adventures and lasting memories on their trip if they have chosen New Zealand as their destination.

10 ITEMS YOU NEED FOR YOUR NEXT BEACH VACATION AND BEACHES YOU SHOULD VISIT

Whether traveling to New Zealand to observe the breathtaking scenery, delve into the Māori culture or enjoy some of the best wines in the world, having a plan can help your trip be as smooth and stress-free as possible. 

General New Zealand travel info

Predominant language spoken: English

Currency: New Zealand dollar (NZD) $

  • Bills/notes include $5, $10, $20 and $50

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AP African American studies class debuts in 60 US high schools Action News Jax [Video]

AP African American Studies will introduce a new generation of students to the amazingly rich cultural, artistic and political contributions of African Americans, said Trevor Packer, the College Boards senior vice president of AP and instruction.