There’s nothing like a conference in Bay of Plenty, whether you’re looking to host one on the water’s edge or tucked away on acres of rolling green lawns. For many, Bay of Plenty is seen as a getaway destination, perfect for those events that span multiple days, with plenty of accommodation options and sights to see. Conferences of every size can find the ideal venue in Bay of Plenty. We’ve put together a list of some of the best conference venues in the region, equipped with all the technology you could ask for to ensure your function runs seamlessly.

On the northern coast of New Zealand, Bay of Plenty is one of the many shining facets of the country. Extending from the Coromandel Peninsula in the west to Cape Runaway in the east, this region is home to several gorgeous venues offering gorgeous views of the ocean. With both Tauranga and Rotorua located in the Bay of Plenty, it has its fair share of tourists. We’ve put together a list of some of the best venues to be found in Bay of Plenty, from stunning and luxurious hotels to down-to-earth community spaces that reflect the relaxed ambience of the area.

Whether you're dining at the waterfront or surrounded by historic art deco buildings, Wellington knows how to make your experience feel like a spoonful of sugar. The city is filled with award-winning restaurants, cafés and eateries that also double as fantastic venues - because nothing is better than planning an event and knowing that your catering is going to be perfectly tailored to. We've handpicked some of the best Wellington restaurants in the city, from relaxed and cosy to light-filled, enormous spaces that are ideal for gala dinners. Whatever your function, this list of Wellington restaurants is sure to give you a healthy serving of inspiration.

There are so many ways to connect with the heritage and history of New Zealand. Fortunately for event planners and goes everywhere, one of these ways is at the many heritage buildings to be found all around the country. Wellington, as the capital, boasts an array of heritage venues that seek to celebrate the history and culture of their city and the rest of New Zealand. Museums, refurbished warehouses and restored boatsheds are just some of the heritage venues to be found in Wellington - and we've put together a nifty list of them for you to consider for your next Wellington event.

There's nothing like gazing out at glittering waters in Wellington. Famed worldwide for its waterfront promenade and myriad of cosy beaches, this city also showcases a number of waterfront venues for hire. Host cocktail parties, seminars, conferences and so much more with glorious views of Fitzroy Bay and the Cook Strait, picking between plenty of venues that are chock full of Wellingtonian charm. Wellington also features a working harbour, yet another draw for tourists and locals alike, with several venues adjacent to this unique attraction. We've compiled a list of the best waterfront venues in Wellington.

Dunedin has a vast range of spaces to host your next conference. Dunedin’s coordinates place it between windswept cliffs and the alluring Pacific Ocean. The coastal region is filled with colonies of albatross, sea lions and yellow-eyed penguins. Much of the town's infrastructure still holds classical Victorian and Edwardian elements. Dunedin has a range of conference venues which combine traditional architecture and unique modern spaces. Whether its a small seminar or a conference with a guest list of 100, the colourful town of Dunedin can provide. We've put together a list of the best conference spaces found in and around Dunedin.

Waiheke is a stunning island located in the Hauraki Gulf of Auckland. It's home to world-renowned vineyards, olive groves, and white sand beaches. The island is only a 40-minute ferry ride or 5-minute helicopter journey from Auckland CBD and is the perfect slice of paradise to host your wedding. Have your dream vineyard or luxury lodge wedding on Waiheke at their premium range of wedding venues.

There's nothing cosier than spending a wintry afternoon at one of Wellington's many bars. Whether it's during the midst of a cold spell or a baking summer's afternoon, Wellington is renowned for its stylish bar scene. Fortunately for all the event planners out there, many of these bars also double as venues. With delicious menus, drinks and a buzzing atmosphere, these spaces make for amazing venues. We've got a list of some of the best bar venues in Wellington.

Hawkes Bay is a coastal region lying on the east coast of the North Island. Known as the food and wine region, it's home to many great vineyards and restaurants. The cities are reminiscent of the art deco period, where you'll find many colourful and unique spaces. From coast to country you'll find a diverse range of wedding venues that can play host to your special day. Wineries, art deco houses, historic homesteads, vibrant gardens and many more take form as great Hawkes Bay wedding venues.

Wanaka rests on the southern tip of Lake Wanaka, offering stunning views of snowcapped mountains and glassy waters for miles on end. Known as the gateway to the Southern Alps' Mount Aspiring National Park, this resort town is known for a number of charming and luxurious venues. These venues can range from elegant lodges to historic hotels, surrounded by beech forests and refreshing facets of nature. Wanaka is an hour's drive from Queenstown, making it an ideal getaway location for events and functions.

Dunedin has a vast range of spaces to host your next event. Whether it’s a meeting, dinner, prize-giving or wedding, the colourful town of Dunedin can provide. Dunedin’s coordinates place it between windswept cliffs and the alluring Pacific Ocean. The coastal region is filled with colonies of albatross, sea lions and yellow-eyed penguins. Much of the town's infrastructure still holds classical Victorian and Edwardian elements. Dunedin has a range of events venues which combine traditional architecture and unique modern spaces. We've put together a list of the best venues found in and around Dunedin

Tauranga is a beachside city located in the Bay of Plenty region. It lies on the east coast of the North Island and is a renowned surf town. Its coastal coordinates mean it has many great waterfront and beach wedding venues. If you’re after a place to get married with the sand between your toes and the only noise alongside your vows is crashing waves - you’ve picked the right city. Tauranga also has some boutique garden wedding venues should you wish for a wedding away from the beach.