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Rugby World Cup New Zealand Packages
March 16th, 2011 | 
Author: The Rugby World Cup is less than 170 days away. Travel and Sport has pre booked flights, accommodation and match tickets. Contact us now to reserve your seat.
According to www.irb.com New Zealand is number one on the world rankings:
IRB World Rankings – 14 March 2011
| Position (last week) | Member Union | Rating Point |
| 1(1) |  NEW ZEALAND |
93.19 |
| 2(2) |  AUSTRALIA |
87.45 |
| 3(3) |  SOUTH AFRICA |
86.44 |
| 4(4) |  ENGLAND |
83.98 |
| 5(5) |  FRANCE |
81.10 |
| 6(6) |  IRELAND |
81.02 |
| 7(7) |  WALES |
80.51 |
| 8(8) |  ARGENTINA |
78.97 |
| 9(9) |  SCOTLAND |
76.96 |
| 10(10) |  FIJI |
74.05 |
Student tour to New Zealand: Marlborough wine region
Marlborough is New Zealand’s vinous colossus, producing around three quarters of the country’s wine. Visit little boutique wineries where you can taste the different types of wine and enjoy the outdoor beauty of the vineyards. The Marlborough Region is not only about wine, there is also a fantastic brewery, the Renaissance Brewery, that provides a delicious malty Stonecutter Scotch Ale. This is truly a cultural experience for any student tour group to New Zealand.
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By Pamela Bothma
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Waitomo Caves
Academic school groups or school sport teams can admire the combination of an incredible network of limestone. If you are a thrill seeker (more for the sporty), try out the ‘black-river’ rafting (white-river rafting in the dark) or underground abseiling. If not, take a stroll through a glowworm cave and admire the local luminaries (bookworms will enjoy this).
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By Pamela Bothma
Relax at the Hot Water Beach in New Zealand
Is your school swim team all tired and tensed up? The Hot Water Beach in New Zealand is famous for its hot water that oozes up from beneath the surface of a rocky outcrop in the middle of the beach. Find a spot, dig a hole, and you have your own personal spa pool. After competing against a local school swim team you can enjoy the sites of the area.
By Pamela Bothma
New Zealand Stadium Capacity
| Nr |
Name |
Capacity |
City |
Country |
| 16 | Eden Park | 50,000 | Auckland | |
| 24 | AMI Stadium | 36,000 | Christchurch |
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| 26 | Westpac Stadium | 34,500 | Wellington |
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| 27 | Rotorua International Stadium | 34,000 | Rotorua | |
| 32= | Mt Smart Stadium | 30,000 | Auckland | |
| 32= | Carisbrook | 30,000 | Dunedin | |
| 43 | Waikato Stadium | 25,800 | Hamilton | |
| 45= | North Harbour Stadium | 25,000 | Albany |
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| 45= | Okara Park | 25,000 | Whangarei |
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| 45= | Yarrow Stadium | 25,000 | New Plymouth | |
| 57= | Owen Delany Park | 20,000 | Taupo | |
| 61 | Baypark Stadium | 19,800 | Mount Maunganui | |
| 67= | FMG Stadium | 18,000 | Palmerston North | |
| 73= | Rugby Park Stadium | 17,000 | Invercargill | |
| 77= | Trafalgar Park | 16,000 | Nelson | |
| 95= | Alpine Energy Stadium | 12,000 | Timaru |
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