Without a Travel Agent you're on your own!

 

Why use a TAANZ Travel Agent?

Tell your travel agent where you want to go and when, and they'll search through every conceivable option to find you the best value. And they'll handle all the details. So relax, your holiday dreams will be in the hands of a trusted expert. Contact your TAANZ bonded travel agent before you make your next trip, because without a travel agent, you're on your own.

The Travel Agents' Association of New Zealand (TAANZ) is a trade organisation representing the travel agent and tour operator distribution system in New Zealand. There is no government licensing for travel agents so TAANZ is a self regulating organisation promoting quality standards, service and performance.


  

             

Look for this sign in your travel agency window to ensure they are TAANZ Bonded.

If in doubt - ask.

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TAANZ works with its members to promote a Code of Ethics and Practice, and to stimulate, encourage and promote the desire to travel. We also work with the Aviation, Tourism and Travel Training Organisation (ATTTO) to train staff in the skills required for the 21st century - customer relations, selling skills, ecommerce, new technology, the law and the travel industry.

 
All members must meet strict membership and financial criteria and be subject to an annual financial review by an independent Bonding Authority. All members participate in the TAANZ Bonding Scheme for the protection of the consumer.

Here's 10 Reasons Why

Visit our Reasons to Use a Travel Agent section and find out how we can save you time, money and stress!

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