My vacation to New Zealand was a
really exceptional experience. For almost 2 weeks (17 February 2012 to 1 March
2012), my parents and I lived in a country which was different to Malaysia. It
was the things I managed to see, the discoveries I made there and the people I
met which made it a completely unique and unforgettable journey. I would return
there as soon as possible without almost any hesitation.
When vacationing in unfamiliar
places, there’s various consumer electronics and technologies that can help you
enjoy the sites or stay focused on the business or vacation at hand. A PDA,
GPS, and translation software are indispensable additions to your travel gear.
We
travelled by car from Christchurch to Queenstown via Global Positioning System
(GPS). A GPS is extremely useful when combined with digital street maps. It do
really helps us navigate to points of interest, including mapping software
specific for the regions in which we are travel. Find hotels, restaurants, gas
stations, sightseeing points and much more, by simply selecting or entering the
coordinates and letting our GPS receiver guide us there. In fact, with a GPS we
know if a “short cut” really is a short cut and that you’re not being taken on
a longer route just to rack up a higher fare. Thus our vacation were really fun with a GPS since it allows us
to enjoy our experience without worrying so much about how to get around.
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