Handbook
GELP-NZ-Handbook
GELP-NZ-Handbook
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ELECTRICITY<br />
New Zealand’s mains electricity is 230/240 volts, 50 hertz. Most hotels and motels have 110 volt AC sockets for electric shavers. You will need<br />
an RJ45 type plug to connect your laptop into a computer socket in New Zealand, and an adaptor with a flat, angled two or three-point power<br />
plug to connect to the power supply.<br />
Electricity supply is generally very good and reliable; most is generated via hydro electric schemes in the South Island.<br />
INSURANCE<br />
It is strongly recommended that you purchase comprehensive travel insurance to cover the duration of your visit to New Zealand and to protect<br />
you against cancellation charges, loss or damage to your luggage and personal effects, loss of cash and medical expenses.<br />
LAPTOPS<br />
You will need an RJ45 type plug to be able to connect your laptop into a computer socket in New Zealand, and an adaptor with a flat, angled<br />
two or three-point power plug to connect to the power supply.<br />
MEDICAL FACILITIES<br />
Delegates should arrange their own medical and dental insurance cover. Delegates may visit any hospital or health centre in Auckland should<br />
they need medical treatment or consultation.<br />
Emergency medical services are available on a 24 hour, 7 day basis at the Ascot Accident and Medical Clinic, Greenlane Road, East Remuera,<br />
Auckland, telephone: +64 9 520 9555.<br />
In an emergency dial 111 for an ambulance, the police or the fire department.<br />
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