1. Queenstown, New Zealand Home of The Southern Alps Presented By: Luke Gallo Project 6: Dream Vacation 12/2/10

2. Climate of Queenstown Spring (September, October, November): High Temperature: 60.8 Degrees Low Temperature: 41Degrees Fahrenheit Summer (December, January, February): High Temperature: 72 Degrees Low: 50 Degrees Fahrenheit. Autumn (March, April, May): High Temperature: 61 Degrees Low: 43 Degrees Fahrenheit. Winter (June, July, August): High Temperature: 50 Degrees Low: 34 Degrees Fahrenheit.

3. How To Get to New Zealand In order to get to New Zealand You need to take an airplane Over the pacific ocean, it’s a long flight. The Distance from Ridgefield is about 9000 miles. It’ll take about 24 hours to reach New Zealand 2442$ for the plane ticket, give or take a few hundred.

4. Hotels In Queenstown Crown Plaza Hotel: 125$ per night, each room has private balcony and 24 hour room service. Along with the most scenic views in New Zealand and a ski drying room. The Rees Hotel and Luxury Apartments: 125$ Has breathtaking views of the mountains and the lake. Close to the airport and ski mountains.

5. Coronet Peak: One of New Zealand's premier ski mountains towering at about 6000 feet and only snowing about 20 feet a year, but this skiing is known as some of the best in the whole world.

6. Food & Dining at Queenstown, New Zealand Restaurant Name Address of Restaurant Type of Food Photo Image Hell Pizza Searle Lane Queenstown NZ 03 441 2666 Pizza, and any type of Italian fine dining and food. Bella Cucina 6 Brecon Street, PO Box 1202, Queenstown Any Type of Italian Food Imaginable, brick oven baked pizza. Tatler Bar located at 2 Rees StFine Native New Zealand Cuisine Skyline Bar Brecon St, PO Box 17 Queenstown New Zealand Native New Zealand Cuisine, at the top of a mountain in Queenstown

7. What You’ve Got to Bring  Clothes for all seasons. Students in New Zealand usually dress casually. Clothing is available to buy at reasonable prices.  Your national costume for cultural functions.  Credit cards, travellers' checks, NZ cash - at least NZ$100 for use on arrival Photos/music/DVDs - New Zealand's electrical conversion is 240V  A laptop computer.  Musical instruments and sports equipment.  A hair dryer - if New Zealand voltage is different to your own country, it may be safer to buy a hairdryer in New Zealand.

8. What A Fresh Flag! She's A Keeper New Zealand + Outer Space+ Skiing all year Round Plus no Ford or Mick= Great Country

9. cool Do Work, get New Zealand Currency. All Aspects of New Zealand in one Picture!