Kiwi's Capital: Wellington, NewZealand

After my few days of meeting my clients in Auckland, i was set to fly down to the country's capital city - Wellington. This time i was traveling with my colleague from Auckland so didn't get much photo on our way. Well, Kiwis are not fond of selfies or taking photos.

Anyway, our flight was at 10:50AM. We arrived at the Auckland International Airport, Domestic wing just an hour and a half earlier. The domestic wing of the airport is a bit small but with many gates and air bridges. For passengers departing, you could actually meet the arriving passengers are there were no divisions between the two areas. Both the arriving and departing guests pass by and use the same gate/section of the airport.

Fall in love in Fall at New Zealand: Auckland

I was a bit lucky that my company was sending me to New Zealand to meet up the top executives of the banks i managed in the Cebu Center. Since it was a business trip, there's no sweat at all in getting a visa. Of course every thing was handled by our travel agency. I obtained a single entry visa for business purposes (which cost around Php3,000).

Just like every time when i travel overseas, i did my homework. I researched a lot about Auckland and Wellington. Since May is Autumn in New Zealand where the outside temperature could drop to below 10 degrees celcius, i had to bring a couple of warm (woolen) clothes for my week stay there.