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Rotorua, New Zealand: 18 - 23 September 2011
Social Programme
After a hard day of conferencing there’s nothing like relaxing with colleagues over a meal and enjoying the hospitality of your hosts. The opening reception (including a Maori welcome) and the gala dinner are included in the registration fee. Optional dinners/ entertainment are offered Monday-Wednesday nights
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Located in Rotorua’s dress circle and described as one of New Zealand’s most loved buildings, the Blue Baths have been faithfully restored to their unique 1930’s ambience. Now operating as a private function facility it’s a fabulous venue for a wide range of events. Cost: Included with full registrations. |
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Set high on the side of Mount Ngongotaha with extensive views of Rotorua city, Lake Rotorua, geothermal areas and surrounding hinterlands, Skyline Rotorua provides the ideal venue with that all important wow factor. Cost: Tickets are included with full registration |
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Exclusive Evening Experience The journey begins at the impressive Te Puia entrance Te Heketanga-a-Rangi by Te Puia's hosts for the evening. the space comprises of twelve monumental carvings reaching skyward, each one representing a Maori deity. Hear the stories of our past and learn these traditions live on today. Following this, guests commence orientation for the welcome ceremony onto the village courtyard with the cultural performance to follow within the ancestoral meeting house of Te Aronui a Rua. The dining experience is a culinary opportunity like no other. The range of traditional and indigenous-inspired foods have been designed to create a memorable cultural experience. Cost: $145 per person |
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The pub quiz is open to all delegates from DIPCON & HRWM (upper limit of 80). Why not get your colleagues together in a team and test your general knowledge and at the same time enjoy some great food. Cost: No Charge |
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Tamaki Maori Village - Journey of Ages A time before European influences, myths and legends are formed, tribes are created, Warfare is rife, ancestors become gods, and the evolution of a new people begins to take shape, gladiators of the South Pacific ... a Pre European village set within an ancient forest, the home of Uitara the child. The arts of a warrior are learnt, the communal importance of tribes is taught, and the means of survival are expressed. It is here young Utiara takes his flight from his people and joins the fearless musket warrior ... Te Ao Huri. Cost: $95 per person |
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The Lakeland Queen is an ideal venue if you're looking for something unique and special as we are the only stern-wheel paddle driven vessel in New Zealand. With our fully equipped kitchen and two licensed bars we offer a truly unique dining experience. Enjoy the spectacular scenery and land marks of Rotorua and indulge yourself while taking in the sunset and beautiful lights of Rotorua city during your Dinner cruise. Cost: $80 per person |
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Zumba
Zumba – ditch the workout, join the party!
Zumba combines Latin and International music with a fun and effective workout system.
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That's exactly what the Zumba® program is all about. It's an exhilarating, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness-party that's moving millions of people toward joy and health.
Days: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday at 5.15pm