Los Angeles, USA Hi guy's, I am currently doing a video diary of my visit to LA. You can keep up to date with my travels by clicking here Enjoy! Best way to get there - Air New Zealand

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Nelson, New Zealand NELSON FACTS: Population: 60,500 Land Area: 444km Currency: New Zealand Dollar Location: Stands on the southern shore of Tasman Bay, at the northern end of the South Island of New Zealand Best way to get there - Air New Zealand The Nelson area is sometimes overlooked by travelers to New Zealand, however its wonderful climate, laid back towns and location near to three spectacular national parks make it well worth a spot on any itinerary in New Zealand. Click here to find out more

London, England LONDON FACTS: Population: 7,512,400 Land area: 1579 sq km People: London's diverse population draws from a wide range of peoples, cultures, and religions, and over 300 different languages are spoken within the city Currency: Pound Sterling Location: South East of United Kingdom main land. Best way to get there: Air New Zealand Visiting London was an experience in itself. How do you get everything in London into a 9 minute video? Well you dont. With the amount of things to do in London it is a very ambitious, but I covered what I could. Click here to find out more

Northland, New Zealand NORTHLAND FACTS: Population: 149,600 Land Area: 13,940 km Currency: New Zealand Dollar Location: Northland is located in what is often referred to by New Zealanders as the Far North, or, because of its mild climate, The Winterless North. Best way to get there: Air New Zealand I am traveling through the Northland region of New Zealand. And where is Northland you may ask? It’s considered anywhere north of Auckland. A region which is mainly rural and less traveled, as most visitors tend to head south. This is the warmest part of New Zealand with a sub-tropical climate. Click here to find out more

Auckland, New Zealand Auckland Facts: Population: 1,241,600 Land Area: 60 sq Km People: 63% European, 11% are Maori, and 13% are from Pacific island decent and there is a growing Asian population of around 12%. Currency: New Zealand Dollar Location: North Island of New Zealand, west of the international date line. Best way to get there - Air New Zealand Auckland is New Zealand’s sophisticated international gateway. It is the commercial centre of the country with a population of 1.4 million, in a country with only 4 million inhabitants. It is surrounded by 48 extinct volcano’s including the spectular perfectly conical Rangitoto Island in the middle of the harbor. Click here to find out more

The Cook Islands COOK ISLANDS FACTS: Population: 14,990 Land Area: 238 sq Km People: Cook Islander’s are Polynesian and are closely related to the Maori in New Zealand and Tahiti. Currency: New Zealand Dollar Location: 1260Km from Tahiti, east of the international date line. Best way to get there - Air New Zealand A group of 15 Islands and tiny atolls scattered widely across the bluest Pacific, this is the Cook Islands. Arriving here is like being on the deserted island of your dreams. However it is a mistake to think of the Cook Islands as a spectacular destination for just lying on the beach and snorkeling, it’s so much more than that. Click here to find out more

Fiji FIJI FACTS: Population: 905,949 Land Area: 18,300 sq Km People: Fiji is mostly made up of native Fijians, a people of mixed Polynesian and Melanesian ancestry (54.3%), and Indo-Fijians (38.1%), descendants of Indian contract labourers brought to the islands by the British in the nineteenth century. Currency: Fijian Dollar Location: Fiji is south of the equator and north of the tropic of Capricorn. The International Date Line doglegs around the islands to the east. The best way to get there: Air New Zealand Fiji is made of 300 picture postcard tropical islands of impossibly white sand and coconut palms. The 300 islands range from tiny patches of land a few feet in diameter to the main island of Viti Levu (big island) that is 10,390 sq km. It is said that when the tide is out that there are over 700 islands in Fiji. Click here to find out more