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Tuesday 18 September 2018 | Written by Rashneel Kumar | Published in Local
The number of tourists visiting the Cook Islands is getting close to another record. A temporary addition to the Air New Zealand fleet bringing visitors here is this Taiwanese EVA Air jet, pictured at Rarotonga International Airport. The aircraft has been chartered by Air New Zealand while its Dreamliner fleet undergoes unscheduled engine maintenance. 18091707
Visitor arrivals into the Cook Islands are edging closer to the 100,000 mark following figures released for July this year.
Visitor arrivals into the Cook Islands are edging closer to the 100,000 mark following figures released for July this year.
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