New Zealand
Definition
An island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, comprising the North Island, South Island, and over 700 smaller islands, with a population of about 5.2 million.
Renowned for its dramatic landscapes, including fjords, mountains, and beaches, as well as being the setting for the 'Lord of the Rings' film trilogy.
A nation with a bicultural heritage blending Māori traditions and British colonial influences, famous for rugby, kiwi birds, and innovative adventure sports like bungy jumping.
Examples
After one too many sheep jokes, I decided New Zealand's woolly residents deserved their own holiday.
New Zealand invented the flat white coffee, proving Kiwis can conquer caffeine before the rest of us even wake up.
Planning a trip to New Zealand? Pack for hobbit-sized adventures and Lord of the Rings marathons.
In New Zealand, the sheep-to-human ratio is so high, they might start their own parliament soon.