Bite 3: What now? Don’t choke, it’s a biggie!

You’ve spent some important introspective time getting to know your motivation… good stuff… now you need to talk to your partner about the next bite of the elephant and understand how to achieve your tour goals.

The WHAT – choosing the right kind of tour
Having looked at your purpose you can now more easily chose the type of tour that feeds your purpose.

Music Groups

• Performance Tours: You’re proud of your choir/ensemble and you want to share your passion for music with the world?  Great!  We all want to hear you!

• Festival Participation: You’re the competitive type, eh?  You’ve invested endless hours in perfecting your choir/ensemble, now let’s show that it was worth it by proving that we’re the best. Festivals around the globe will give you the chance to do that.

• Musical exchange opportunities: connection and personal growth is a lofty goal for any choir/ensemble.  Exchanges have less “performance” and more “sharing”

• Unique WOW experiences: This is where you get the chance to dream big, to set a Big Goal – Carnegie Hall, St Peters Basilica, The Great Wall of China… what’s your Big Goal?

Sports Groups

• Friendship and Match Exchanges: You just wanna get out and play the sports you love and make new friends…and why not, you’re awesome people, lets go be awesome somewhere cool!

• Training Tours: Your training has gone as far as it can at home?  Lets go find some new experts to take your training to the next level!

• Tournaments: Time to put all your skills to the test and show the world how talented you are… world beating Kiwi’s!!! Tournaments are the way to go! (Or a mixture of Matches, Training and Tournaments)

Special Interest Groups

• Religious Tours: Pilgrimages bring the bible to life for their group members in a spectacular way or fellowship tours will allow you to connect with people who share your faith and allow new friendships to be formed

• Train Tours: Enthusiasts from around the world descend on New Zealand to see our spectacular scenery and do a little bit of trainspotting along the way

• Anything goes: A special interest tour is as individual as the tour participants, so this is where sitting and talking about your WHY will lead to a world of WHAT as an experienced and specialist tour provider will know just what to do to make it special.

The leg work is done when you chose your WHO, and determined your WHY, and will now lead you on a very new journey with your provider as you digest the WHAT… because the WHAT is actually almost an elephant on its own.  New Zealand and the world hold so many opportunities for you if you just take the time to look outside the box you’ve been holding on to for so long.  So, the next question is WHERE provides you with the opportunities you’re looking for?!