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Petra Otte
House of Travel Wellington City
Having spent 40+ years, 30 owning my own HOT outlet here in the heart of Wellington, in this exciting and ever changing industry you could say that extraordinary resilience is at the top of my skite sheet given the many and varying challenges that have faced travellers over the years.
My clients and colleagues describe me as a passionate people person, who endeavours to get the best out of a traveller's investment.
It is important for me to be inclusive of everyone within a travelling party, to hear the voice of each traveller, and ensure everyone's wishes are met.
Having been to all continents bar Antarctica which is high on my list, I have also travelled in all styles from budget overland backpacking to luxury cruises which allows me to relate to all clients and work with you for what is best for you.
Petra
Rebecca Moss
House of Travel Whangarei
I am delighted to share the exciting news of my return to House of Travel after a brief break from the travel industry. I am thrilled to continue my travel career, which spans over 17 years. It all began when I entered the industry as a travel consultant and eventually progressed to assistant office manager. I developed a strong fascination with the wholesale operation, which inspired me to delve deeper into that specific aspect of the business.
This experience further ignited my desire to embark on my second Overseas Experience (O.E.) As a result, I left New Zealand and had the opportunity to work as a travel agent in both Australia and Ireland. Upon my return to New Zealand, I seized a valuable position as a sales representative for Malaysian Airlines before finally joining House of Travel at the beginning of 2017.
During my travels, I have been fortunate to explore 18 countries, and among them, Hawaii holds a special place as one of my favorite destinations. Exploring the Waikele premium outlets, basking in the sun on beautiful beaches, snorkelling with turtles along the Maui coastline, and embarking on the exhilarating Haleakala Zipline adventure—this destination offers the perfect all-in-one holiday experience for me.
Cruising, indulging in luxury travel, and enjoying beach breaks are my passions, although I am not averse to a touch of adventure. Witnessing the awe-inspiring Chichen Itza Mayan ruins in Mexico and conquering the ascent of Mount Kinabalu in Sabah were both remarkable personal achievements.
One of the most fulfilling aspects of my profession is assisting clients in creating their ideal travel experiences. I take great pleasure in hearing about their favorite moments and highlights upon their return.
Rachel Molloy
House of Travel Hamilton East
After 14 years in the travel industry, travel is still my great passion. I love exploring new destinations and experiencing different cultures, cuisines and customs. Partway through my career, I took a year off to travel extensively through Central America, Asia and Europe. Today, I enjoy sharing the knowledge I've gained over the years and using that experience to help clients bring their travel dreams to fruition.
Rachel
Fiona Muir
House of Travel Whanganui
You
know how some people collect handbags or shoes, well I have a love of
collecting passport stamps! I developed a bit of a passion for adventure travel
since working in the States at a summer camp in my early 20’s. I have travelled
to over 40 countries, doing everything from eating scorpions in China,
snorkelling the Silfra fissure in Iceland, to skydiving in Namibia.
Fiona
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Thailand FAQs
What is the best time to visit Thailand?
Phuket is November to March - pleasant weather with lower humidity, ideal for exploring beaches, cities, and cultural sites. But if you want to get better value for money, then travel between May – October.
However, if it’s Koh Samui you’re interested in, you can travel year around, but a Top Tip -if you aren’t a fan of the crowds avoid October- November as it’s the raining season and try to avoid local holidays like Songkran (water festival) where there is a lot of local / domestic travel.
When you should go really depends on your preference and plans. The cooler season is the most popular, the hot season is the hottest and most festive, and the rainy season is the wettest and therefore tends to be the least crowded. Talk to one of our consultants and we can create you a trip that is perfect for what you need
Where to go on holiday in Thailand?
Thailand has something for everyone, from cities to islands, from temples to skyscrapers, from festivals to nature. Visit Bangkok for its vibrant street life and cultural landmarks, Chiang Mai for its temples and mountain scenery, and Phuket or Krabi for beautiful beaches and island hopping. Don't miss the historical sites in Ayutthaya and Sukhothai. If you're planning a holiday in Thailand, explore our Thailand travel guide and find out how to make the most of your time on your holiday.
How to find the best holiday package to Thailand?
Speak to one of our House of Travel Asia experts. Or visit our Asia deals section on our website or sign up for our newsletter to get the latest holiday deals sent straight to your email.
Where to stay in Thailand?
If you are looking for a tropical haven with stunning beaches, clear water, and a variety of sea life you will want to visit Thailand’s top islands of Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Samu. In Bangkok, stay in the central areas of Sukhumvit or Silom. In Chiang Mai, the Old City is perfect for cultural experiences and Hill Tribe Treks
What is there to do in Thailand?
Thailand has something for everyone! Chill on beautiful beaches, savor amazing Thai food, visit temples, and dive into the vibrant culture and fascinating history. It’s the perfect mix for an unforgettable adventure! If you are into diving, head to Koh Tao to experience the wonders of the deep blue sea.
What should I pack for my trip to Thailand?
Pack light, breathable clothing for warm weather, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent a hat, and sunglasses. Include comfortable walking shoes and modest clothing for temple visits. If visiting during the rainy season, pack a poncho or umbrella.
Do I need travel insurance for Thailand?
Yes, it is highly recommended to have travel insurance for your trip to Thailand. We offer a range of travel insurance options suitable for travel to Thailand. Find more information on our website.
Can I use New Zealand dollars in Thailand?
No, you will need to exchange your New Zealand dollars (NZD) for Thai baht (THB). Currency exchange services are available at airports, banks, and exchange bureaus. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in major tourist areas.
What are some of the best street foods to try in Thailand?
Thailand is famous for its street food culture, where you can find a variety of mouth-watering dishes at cheap prices.
Some of the most popular, must try street foods are pad thai (stir-fried noodles), som tam (spicy green papaya salad), khao niao mamuang (sticky rice with mango), tom yum (hot and sour soup).
What are some of the cultural dos and don'ts in Thailand?
Thailand is a country with a rich and diverse culture, and it is important to respect its traditions and customs. Some of the dos and don'ts are:
- do greet people with a wai (a slight bow with palms pressed together),
- do dress modestly and cover your shoulders and knees when visiting temples,
- do remove your shoes before entering a house or a temple,
- don't touch a child’s head.
What are some family-friendly activities in Thailand?
Depending on where you are heading there is a huge variety of activities to keep everyone entertained. Visit the water parks, kayaking in the ocean or hire a long tail boat to a private island. Or for something special, we recommend the Elephant Hills rainforest camp in Khao Sok National Park. Stay in luxury tented accommodation and enjoy activities like jungle treks, canoeing, and ethical elephant encounters.