The most famous of all rugby teams belong to the island of New Zealand. The New Zealand all blacks are very successful and athletic Rugby team. Not only their athleticism attracts people from all around the world but the historical culture they display before their matches.
             "The Haka" a Maori dance preformed at the beginning of the All Blacks game is used as an intimidation towards the other team as well as a way of getting pumped up for the game. The Haka is a great impact on the fans they love to see this dance preformed which makes the game environment more enjoyable. This dance is a major tourist attraction for the All Blacks.
             What is the significance of The "Haka" to the Island of New Zealand? How is it Related to Tourism?
             According to the Maori, this complex dance is an expression of the passion, vigor and identity of the race. Dated back to ancient times the Maoris believed to be made by Tane-ror child of Hine-raumati. Tane-ror is the trembling of the air as seen on the hot days of summer, which represents the constant shaking of hands. It is related to tourism because not only was the "Haka" a past time for the Maori but it is also a custom in high social importance in the welcoming and entertaining visitors.
             As you can see from the page attached the New Zealand, All Blacks are a very successful team. Their commitment and dedication toward teamwork and their love for the game make it a wonderful and exhilarating experience. The All Blacks deliver hard hits and spectacular plays, which attract tourist to watch them live in action. The atmosphere within the crowd makes the game more enjoyable to watch, making it a once in a lifetime experience. The ticket prices range between 40-45 pounds. This income goes towards the All Blacks general income. The tax money is used widespread throughout the New Zealand economy. The money can go
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