New Zealand is facing an accommodation challenge for the 2011 Rugby World Cup next September and October.
Tourism officials warn that New Zealand regional centres only have a limited supply of accommodation and that people may have to sleep further away. Tickets for the games go on sale to the public May 2010 with many rooms [...]
New Zealand is facing an accommodation challenge for the 2011 Rugby World Cup next September and October.
Tourism officials warn that New Zealand regional centres only have a limited supply of accommodation and that people may have to sleep further away. Tickets for the games go on sale to the public May 2010 with many rooms being kept in the Rugby World Cup Officials Accommodation Bank for players and officials.
There have also been reports of price gouging with some of the major hotels in Auckland charging in excess of AU$1298 a night with a 10-night minimum duration during the finals.
With New Zealand now considered a domestic market to the Sunshine Coast with hundreds of Kiwis travelling across the Tasman every month it makes perfect sense because it’s only a three hour flight. A great accommodation option would be to stay on the beautiful Sunshine Coast before flying to Auckland for the big games.
Go to www.qldresorts.com and start planning right now as they have a range of accommodation options on offer throughout Queensland as well as the Sunshine Coast that would make perfect accommodation for the Rugby World Cup including Homestay Accommodation and Granny Flats.
Qldresorts.com specialises in Study Tour and Sporting Group Accommodation with many attractions close by including Australia Zoo or Fraser Island only a couple of hour drive away.
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