Auckland City of Sails Goes Sailing Into Video World
Auckland.TV has great tourist videos dealing with tourism topics and gives a feel for the awesome atmosphere of the City. The name dates back to the time of sailing ships and also Auckland as a stopover on round the world sailing races. The videos give a glimpse of the multifaceted cultural heritage and the website has a reservations area, Forum and Directory. The videos can be embedded on any website and this can be done from the Syndication area. Auckland TV is part of TravelGuide.TV
Dublin, Ireland, July 23, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Auckland.TV the new website devoted to the city of Auckland introduces this attractive tourism destination with short glossy videos dealing with Auckland hotels, attractions, tours, museums, shopping, nightlife, transport and restaurants. They are tailormade for tourists –and give an excellent feel for the awesome atmosphere of Auckland. For those planning a visit, Auckland.TV is a well organised way to get to grips with their trip and get to the heart of Auckland. They will find voiceover and the accompanying text guide informative and there are many tips and hints for travellers.
City of the Sails – the name perfectly captures the Auckland aura as the city is surrounded by water, and many of the tourist activities and attractions are water based. This is particularly well illustrated in the videos on Attractions and on Tours – they show water cruises and sea trips. The name City of the Sails dates back to the time of sailing ships, but it has a more recent relevance as Auckland is a major stop over for round the world sailing races and for the highly competitive Americas Cup.
The videos on Auckland.TV also give a glimpse of the multi-faceted cultural heritage of the City, with Maori, Polynesian and South Pacific strands. Auckland, too, attracts those interested in nature trailing, trekking, the open air, and rain forests and this is also reflected in the travel films on the website.
From the traveller viewpoint, the Auckland Video Travel Guide is a comprehensive website – the videos, the text travel guide and the hints and suggestions provide them with good background information. The Reservations area is complete with hotel, hostel, car hire, tours and flight options. The hotels and tours section give an interesting description of offerings as well as prices and availability.
A unique aspect of Auckland.TV is the fact the videos can be embedded on any website. This is easy to do by going to the Syndication area and following the instructions.
Auckland.TV uses the dot tv extension. Dot TV has become the standard to indicate video content.
The website is part of the TravelGuide.TV venture set up by Stephen O’Shaughnessy of Dublin Ireland. Stephen says “I was delighted to get the Auckland tv domain name as I visited Auckland two years ago and found the city and the surrounding areas fascinating”.
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City of the Sails – the name perfectly captures the Auckland aura as the city is surrounded by water, and many of the tourist activities and attractions are water based. This is particularly well illustrated in the videos on Attractions and on Tours – they show water cruises and sea trips. The name City of the Sails dates back to the time of sailing ships, but it has a more recent relevance as Auckland is a major stop over for round the world sailing races and for the highly competitive Americas Cup.
The videos on Auckland.TV also give a glimpse of the multi-faceted cultural heritage of the City, with Maori, Polynesian and South Pacific strands. Auckland, too, attracts those interested in nature trailing, trekking, the open air, and rain forests and this is also reflected in the travel films on the website.
From the traveller viewpoint, the Auckland Video Travel Guide is a comprehensive website – the videos, the text travel guide and the hints and suggestions provide them with good background information. The Reservations area is complete with hotel, hostel, car hire, tours and flight options. The hotels and tours section give an interesting description of offerings as well as prices and availability.
A unique aspect of Auckland.TV is the fact the videos can be embedded on any website. This is easy to do by going to the Syndication area and following the instructions.
Auckland.TV uses the dot tv extension. Dot TV has become the standard to indicate video content.
The website is part of the TravelGuide.TV venture set up by Stephen O’Shaughnessy of Dublin Ireland. Stephen says “I was delighted to get the Auckland tv domain name as I visited Auckland two years ago and found the city and the surrounding areas fascinating”.
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+35316609228
http://www.auckland.tv
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