New Zealand or New York?

Hi there Im a New Zealander so perhaps I can help you answer any questions you have about my country. New Zealand is a beautiful country and a lovely place to visit if you want to see diverse breathtaking landscapes. Within a few hours you can see mountains, beaches,forests, cities, farmland ect.. It is also the place to visit if you love adventure as we love the outdoors and offer many exciting oppurtunities from bunjy jumping and white water rafting to skiing and trekking over glaciers. New Zealand also has a variety of delicious quality food options and we are known for producing delicous ice cream, cheese, chocolate and meat. The restaurants here are world class. You can also get alot for your money here. Whereas in New York things are more expensive as it is a large city. I personally would love to visit New York. Visit the statue of liberty, the empire state building, go shopping, have an american pizza (they look huge) and visit broadway shows. Oh by the way there are many large cities in New Zealand so you don't have to worry about not finding places to dine, shop and party into the wee hours of the morning.

Hi there! Well, I would like to live in New York better. That is if I also have money to spend. I have seen in a movie, I forgot the title but the hero said that what he loves about New York is that anyone can start anew. I am happy with my life right now but what I like most about it is the night life as I saw in my favorite TV series, (and book), Gossip Girl and also from other movies that I've seen. I also love it that there are a lot of good places to shop in. I love the glamor of New York. I hope to be able to at least visit and experience it.

I am a very keen traveler and I like varied scenery on the same trip. I have already visited beautiful New Zealand and it is my third favorite country. I loved its region called Northland. Up there I went sand boarding and went swimming with dolphins. I also adored the area called the Coromandel Peninsular. I had a wonderful time bathing at Hot Water Beach and looking at Cathedral Cove. I did a couple of the walks: The Adel Tasman Track and the Queen Charlotte Walkway. I took so many photos of the glorious outdoors. I would so love to go back there and explore so more areas. I am interested in seeing cities and looking at attractive architecture. I haven't been to New York yet so I would probably choose there. On the same trip I would have to pop up to Boston and Cape Cod. I am a foreign speaking country lover and independent traveler.

I think that both places could be interesting to visit, but if I had to choose I think I would visit New York. I know it would be very different from the places that I am used to, because I live in a village in the countryside! There are so many things and possibilites in New York and I think it would be hard to decide how to spend the time, but it could definately be interesting to visit a place like New york. My husband would like to visit New Zealand, he has often talked about that, and I hope that we a chance to go there one day. We have friends from Australia who invited us a long time ago, and if we ever get the chance to go New Zealand we would probably go to Australia, too.

Hi, friend. It depends on where you are from and what interest you cherish. Most city people like to go to natural scenic resorts to get relaxed for breath and body. They have enough of the high density, and busy activities, surrounded by tall buildings and heavy traffic highways. I would prefer new zealand. But for ambitious young people, who are eager to meet challenges, NY might be a better choice, with more opportunities, if not for the crisis. Even for short trips, NY is still an juncture of multiple cultures with typical imperial landmarks and aggressive people. One of relatives went to NY for an orientation visit, but retreated to Honalulu, where he had settled down.