Hello! Are you set on solo travelling or would you be up for company? 😅 I’d love to do Australia and USA personally!

Keep in mind that June/July will be winter there. It's the start of ski season

Hey I’m from NZ, which part of nz are you going to explore? (North/south/both). Our public transport is pretty rubbish in all towns other than possibly Auckland. So it would be ideal to rent a car. Food is pretty pricey, so don’t eat out often. Or bring lots of money 😂. Shopping wise, we have quite limited stuff , all the brands we have, Aussie has. For activities, check out “Grabone” or “bookme” sometimes they have what you want at a cheaper price. ✌🏼

Interestingly enough, there are no reported cases in Indonesia but there are reported cases in Australia. No current restrictions in NZ except for travellers travelling via China. Currently, any foreign travellers who leave or transit mainland China after 2 February 2020 New Zealand time will be refused entry to New Zealand. https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/media-centre/news-notifications/coronavirus-update-inz-response

Due to the time limitations, I wouldn’t recommend driving. Driving distances between the places you want to see are far. If you’re flying into Queenstown, you probably want to spend a three or four nights there. Go up the gondola, do the luge, do ziptrek, check out the ice bar, take a cruise, do a farm visit etc. You can do your skydiving in Queenstown. You can take a day trip to nearby towns or to Milford Sound if you are interested in that. I’m not sure you’d be able to see the Southern lights at this time of year - you might have to do more research on that. After Queenstown, I’d fly direct to Rotorua. You can do glowworm cave tours there. There’s also the Maori cultural experiences there. Visit Rotorua and possibly get a rental car to Hobbiton, then drive up to Auckland.