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Wellington Launches Minibus Service for World of WearableArt Attendees

WellingtonNZ has introduced a dedicated hop-on, hop-off minibus service for attendees of the World of WearableArt (WOW) festival, which is expected to draw a significant influx of visitors to the city. This service is exclusively available to WOW ticketholders and aims to enhance their experience by providing convenient access to key locations throughout Wellington’s Central Business District (CBD).
The minibus service operates on a 30-minute loop route, designed to connect visitors with some of Wellington’s most notable attractions. Alongside the transport, passengers receive commentary detailing the city’s rich history and intriguing stories, adding an informative layer to their journey.
Driver and tour guide Ron Irvine plays a pivotal role in this initiative. During an interview with Nick Mills, Irvine emphasized the importance of showcasing Wellington’s unique offerings to both locals and tourists. “It’s not just a ride; it’s an opportunity to share the stories that make our city special,” he stated.
The service caters to the growing number of visitors converging on Wellington for the WOW festival, which is renowned for its creative and innovative wearable art. The festival not only celebrates design and performance but also significantly contributes to the local economy by attracting international attention and visitors.
In addition to the minibus service, WellingtonNZ has been actively promoting various events and activities happening in the city during this festival period. The organization understands that providing excellent transport options is essential for enhancing the overall visitor experience.
As the festival unfolds, the minibus service is expected to play a crucial role in facilitating access to the vibrant culture and attractions Wellington has to offer. With the combination of convenient transport and engaging commentary, attendees can immerse themselves in the city while enjoying the WOW festival.
This initiative reflects WellingtonNZ’s commitment to enhancing tourism and supporting local businesses by ensuring that visitors can easily explore and enjoy the many facets of Wellington. The minibus service not only serves a practical purpose but also acts as a vehicle for storytelling, connecting people with the heart of the city.
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