Auckland

Auckland, the coastal city in the north of New Zealand and the largest city in New Zealand, covers an area of 1086 square kilometers and has a population of 1.46 million. Auckland has many sailing ships, known as the "Sailing City". Auckland is also known as the "Sailing City" because it has the largest number of sailing ships in the world. It is a major transportation and shipping hub in the southern hemisphere and one of the major ports in the southern hemisphere.

Auckland is the economic, cultural, shipping and tourism center of New Zealand, the largest port city in New Zealand, and one of the most developed cities in the world. Because of its developed economy, pleasant environment, high standard of living and charming scenery. Therefore, Auckland has been rated as one of the most livable cities in the world for many years. Located at 37 degrees south latitude of the South Pacific, Auckland is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The most important multinational companies in the world have offices in Auckland, which is in fact the "economic capital" of New Zealand. Auckland is the gateway of New Zealand's foreign trade and tourism, and an important highway, railway and air transport hub. Auckland is the largest and busiest commercial and financial center in New Zealand. New Zealand's stock exchange and the headquarters of many large banks are located here. The capital of New Zealand was originally located in Auckland, but in 1865 it moved to Wellington, at the southern end of the North Island. Today, Auckland is still one of the most developed regions in New Zealand, and it is also the hub of the South Pacific and the main place for passengers to enter and exit.