VISIT AUCKLAND
TĀMAKI-MAKAURAU
NEW ZEALAND
International delegations attending the Aerospace New Zealand Summit are invited to register their interest in regional tours before and after the main event.
These tours offer a unique opportunity to engage directly with local aerospace companies, research institutions, and regional leaders across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Scroll down to find out more about visiting New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland: The City of Sails while you’re in the country for the Aerospace New Zealand Summit 2025.
Stay in Auckland
Make yourself at home in Auckland for an unforgettable Aerospace Summit 2025 experience.
In Auckland, you’ll find a wide range of accommodation options to suit every style and budget — from central city stays to scenic spots a little further out. On your stop over to the Aerospace New Zealand Summit, there's no shortage of places to make your base while enjoying everything the city has to offer.
Explore Auckland
Auckland is located in the upper North Island of New Zealand. While the central city boasts a vibrant and exciting lifestyle, it’s a region of contrasts waiting to be explored:
North Shore and Hibiscus Coast
Head north and discover the ultimate laid-back lifestyle, where great food is always close at hand and the sea is your constant companion.
Hauraki Gulf and Islands
Discover tranquil islands lined with golden-sand beaches, walk up Auckland’s youngest volcano, or go kayaking, sailing or dolphin spotting in the harbour.
West Auckland
Journey into a region of natural wonders. Experience the rugged beauty of the west coast, its wild beaches and visit Auckland’s oldest wine region.
South Auckland
Auckland’s south is a melting pot of cultures from around the world, a place where history, adventure and beautiful landscapes combine.
For more to explore, visit Discover Auckland here.
Eat in Auckland
Auckland boasts a diverse culinary scene with flavours to satisfy every taste.
Auckland’s dining scene is vibrant and multicultural, offering everything from world-class fine dining to bustling street food markets. Whether you're craving fresh seafood, authentic Asian cuisine, or modern Kiwi fare, there's something to delight every appetite across the city.
For more local places to eat at please explore Discover Auckland’s recommendations below.
Arriving in New Zealand
Most international visitors will require a New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority (NZeTA) or a Business Visitor Visa. The quickest way to apply or check which Visa you need is by visiting the New Zealand Immigration website, linked below for your convenience.
For international visitors we recommend verifying your visa requirements before attempting to enter New Zealand.
Arriving in Auckland
Auckland Airport is located about 20 kilometres south of Auckland’s city centre. It’s well connected by major motorways and public transport, making it a convenient gateway to both the central city and surrounding regions.
Dedicated transport options from the airport include taxis, Ubers, Buses or a shuttle service. See the options below.
Register your interest
The Auckland tours are now full.
Please note: Completing this expression of interest below form does not guarantee a placement on the tours. A member of the relevant tour organisation group will be in touch to discuss once your interest is submitted.