How much does it cost to go abroad to New Zealand?

The cost of going abroad to New Zealand is as follows:

1. air ticket fee: the air ticket fee varies with time and purchase channel, and is generally between NZD 5000- 10000.

2. Accommodation expenses: Accommodation expenses vary according to different regions and types of accommodation. Hotel prices in New Zealand are relatively high, generally between 100-200 NZD per night. If you choose a homestay or a youth travel service, the cost will be more economical.

3. Food and beverage expenses: Food and beverage expenses also vary from region to region, which is about NZ $ 30-50 per day.

4. Transportation cost: The transportation cost in New Zealand is relatively high, and the public transportation system is perfect, but it is expensive. The average taxi fare is about NZ $2 per kilometer.

5. Travel expenses: If you travel to New Zealand, you need to consider the travel expenses, including tickets, scenic spots, car rental and so on. The specific cost varies from person to person. It should be noted that the standard of living in New Zealand is relatively high and the cost is correspondingly high. Therefore, when planning to travel abroad, you must do your homework, make full preparations, and make a reasonable expenditure budget as much as possible.

New Zealand profile:

1, Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, is located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean, facing Australia by tasman sea to the west. The whole country consists of two big islands, namely South Island and North Island, Stewart Island and some small islands nearby. Cook Strait lies between the north and south islands.

It has a mild maritime climate. The whole territory is mountainous, with narrow plains and rich forest resources. The total area is about 270,000 square kilometers, and the coastline is about 1.5 million kilometers. China has 65,438+065,438+0 regions, 5 single jurisdictions and 67 regional administrative agencies. By the end of 2022, the total population of New Zealand was 565,438+024,000.

3. 70% of them are descendants of European immigrants, and 17% are Maori. The official languages are English and Maori. Nearly half the residents believe in Christianity.

Gross domestic product:

New Zealand is a developed country, with an annual GDP of S $350 billion in 202/KLOC-0 and a per capita GDP of about S $70,000. The economy is dominated by agriculture and animal husbandry, and the export of agricultural and animal husbandry products accounts for about 50% of the total export. The export volume of mutton and dairy products ranks first in the world, and the export volume of wool ranks third in the world.

The data comes from Zhihu.