Teneal.Horne@brooker.co.nz

Over the past decade, I have worked in and out of the travel industry, balancing my career with raising my two wonderful daughters and navigating the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these pauses, I am continually drawn back to travel, as it remains my true passion. I thrive on creating memorable travel experiences for clients and often share in their excitement as they prepare for their journeys. What I love most about the industry is its dynamic nature—no two days are the same, and each one presents a new opportunity or challenge.

I have been fortunate to travel to over 25 countries, with some of my favourite destinations including Japan, Vietnam, and Croatia.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending quality time with family and friends, art, and reading.

My current Office Hours are:

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30am- 3:30pm

Debbie.Newton@brooker.co.nz

Having recently rejoined the team at Brooker Travel in Rangiora it feels like coming home.

Travel broadens your horizons and opens your minds to new and exciting destinations, cultures, landscapes, food and experiences. It is always a thrill to help people make special memories.

Having travelled and worked in the industry for 35+ years I have a wealth of insight and knowledge. Some of the countries I have visited include Australia, Fiji, Rarotonga, USA, Canada, Jamaica, Europe including Eastern Europe, United Kingdom, Thailand, Singapore & Dubai.

From close to home trips, island escapes, quick breaks to Australia, a cruise or an adventure to the likes of Europe or America I thrive at the challenge to make a difference to someone’s holiday. I also have worked in events management arranging sporting tours, weddings and honeymoon trips.

Many of my clients become my friends as we plan a trip and once travelled I like to catch up afterwards to see some amazing photos. Its also the best time to plan the next adventure.

In my spare time I am usually hanging with our animals on the farm, reading cook book’s, cooking or baking, walking the dog and in the winter skiing. Now the kids have flown the coup the sporting duties are less and its more about catching up for a meal or a new adventure.