Visitor numbers to The Raglan Website continue to move up. Growth of 100% plus has continued during December. Most web site visitors are from Auckland with a staggering 62% coming from that region.
The locally distributed community papers, Raglan Chronicle and Hamilton, are now closed for a few weeks holiday. To ensure people have up-to-date news about Raglan Whaingaroa available we’ll be covering events as they happen right through the holiday period.
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No doubt the Chronicle will keep publishing news and events on their new Raglan tourism and accommodation website over Christmas and new year as well… Still if your on your computer reading websites over the holiday season you need help, especially if your in Raglan! Why not get outside and enjoy your great little town.
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