Is New Zealand friendly to American tourists?

Is New Zealand friendly to American tourists?

We have visited NZ twice, and we never once experienced any negativity about being American tourists. It is a beautiful country, and the people are friendly and welcoming. The overall sense of humor — love it!

What is something bad about New Zealand?

User ron_manager had a list of complaints, including poor housing, a lack of arts, rampant anti-intellectualism, non-existent work ethic, bad wages and “insanely expensive” food. “Apart from those things it’s pretty bloody great.” Some users told Taroin not be fooled by New Zealand’s stunning landscapes.

Is there anything bad about living in New Zealand?

If there is anything bad about living in New Zealand, this is it. And beware, when you first move to New Zealand, people may try and trick you into believing Watties and Heinz are one in the same. No matter what anyone says. They are not the same things.

Are there any Americans in New Zealand?

That being said, there are NO AMERICANS IN NEW ZEALAND. Fellow countrymen, where are you? This past month (ok, month and a half) I have flown to NZ from the US, and I have flown from NZ to Europe. From San Francisco, Auckland is a 12 hour direct flight.

Is New Zealand really that friendly?

Not even exaggerating. From the shopkeepers to the bartenders to the average person walking down the street, if there is one thing you can always count on in New Zealand is just how lovely and friendly everyone is. Moving abroad is scary.

Are there a lot of foreigners in New Zealand?

That being said, there are a surprising amount of foreigners to be found around the islands. NZ has a very open working holiday scheme which means many people from around the world can come and easily get a visa to work and travel around the country. Also NZ is a popular travel destination.