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There is so much negativity out there right now, so much fear. Travelher is about focusing on something positive, encouraging women to embrace travel.>>

Apple has announced a recall of some wall plug adapters used in New Zealand after it was revealed they have a risk of electrical shock.>>

"It’s great to see travellers embracing the technology," says Minister.>>

Businesses will now be able to market directly to tourists in real time, thanks to a new app launching in New Zealand this week.>>

With a new partnership, the University of Auckland (UoA) has renewed its focus on providing students opportunities to study overseas.>>

Online travel booking company Skyscanner has released a refreshed version of its app, which the company says will overhaul the user experience.>>

“This is a key win for the Serko team in Australia," says Darrin Grafton, CEO, Serko Online.>>

Take the tears out of travel with Air New Zealand's mPass app.>>

Telco intro's Data Smart Caps & roaming apps to keep customers informed about overseas data usage.>>

In 2012, there is one thing taking the ever-expanding technology world by storm: Apps. Every day it seems there are new apps popping up for our smartphones, tablets and Apple items, and with their affordability and functionality, who are we to say no>>

Check it out - this website lists and pictures the world’s weirdest hotels>>

If you’ve been looking to spice up your GPS device, or maybe you just can’t get enough of "the Edge", it’s your lucky day! >>

Airplane travel may be a thing of the past if this invention ever comes to fruition>>

In this issue of NetGuide, We investigate what you need to know when buying a GPS. With so many different options available, it is hard to know where to even begin! Prices, screen sizes, brands and everything in between>>

Keep your travel plans to yourself; don’t post them on social networks. You’re telling criminals, "I’m away, burgle me!”>>

43% of operators saw ‘social media engagement’ as important or very important, while the number was 88.5% for ‘listing on travel websites’.>>

Local provider EOL will make free broadband access available via WiFi hotspots at The Mount.>>