Special handicrafts: These handicrafts have a strong local character and cultural flavor, such as Maori wood carvings, wool products or unique ceramic handicrafts. They are not only beautiful, but also reflect the essence of New Zealand’s culture.

Food and wine: New Zealand is famous for its high-quality food and wine. You can consider sending some New Zealand special food, such as honey, dried fruit or chocolate, or a bottle of wine or beer from a famous New Zealand winery.

What gift should you bring back to New Zealand?

New Zealand is a country full of characteristics and unique flavors, and there are many specialties worth bringing back. Here are some common New Zealand specialties:

1. Cereals and cereals: New Zealand is known for its high-quality cereals and cereals such as oatmeal, cereal biscuits and cereal bars. They are a nutritious breakfast option and a convenient snack.

2. Honey: New Zealand is one of the largest producers of honey in the world and its honey is of excellent quality. Particularly recommended is Manuka honey, which is a unique honey with a rich mouthfeel and unique herbal flavour.

3. Sydney: New Zealand’s Sydney is popular for its sweet and juicy flavour. You can choose to buy fresh Sydney or make it into jam, dried fruit, etc.

4. Wool Products: New Zealand is one of the largest producers of wool in the world, and its wool products are known for their high quality and comfort. You can consider buying woolen sweaters, scarves, gloves, etc.

5. Makazon Chocolate: Makazon Chocolate is a specialty chocolate brand in New Zealand that is loved for its unique taste and delicate packaging. They are perfect as a gift or to enjoy on your own.

6. Liquor: New Zealand is known for its excellent wines and beers. You can choose to buy some quality New Zealand wine or craft beer as a gift or as an aftertaste to taste.

Make sure to understand the customs regulations and restrictions of the destination country before taking it home. Certain specialties may be restricted or require specific import licenses. In addition, be careful to follow airline regulations on food and liquids to ensure your specialties can be brought home safely.