Why give a Chuffed Gift?
5 great reasons to choose Chuffed for your presents
REASON 1
Part of a wider shift in people preferring experiences over things.
Be part of changing the world through gift-giving with Chuffed. We envision a future where experiences replace objects, inspiring personal growth, new perspectives, and less waste. With over 500 experiences in New Zealand, you can gift your loved ones, clients, or staff with unforgettable moments.
Chuffed is a Kiwi company, supporting other Kiwi companies.
Chuffed has an interesting back story that came out of Covid. You can read more about it below. Based in Tauranga, Chuffed works work with a network of 250 high-quality Kiwi companies that collectively deliver over 800 different experiences. We all know Covid wasn’t kind to tourism and hospitality businesses – but your gift giving can be. Read about our story →.
REASON 3
Chuffed Gift Boxes make gift giving conversational and relationship-building.
Gone are PDF vouchers and plastic gift cards – Chuffed Boxes make gift giving fun again.
That’s right, a trendy Chuffed Gift Box contains intense excitement, overwhelming intrigue and gratitude on steroids. As one customer put it so well, “Chuffed is a life saver!”
REASON 4
Chuffed Gifts can’t fail, as there are mild to wild options that accommodate everyone
Everyone is covered with Chuffed’s gifts, from Granny to Gen Y or Gen Z. You’ll be surprised by the options people choose, like Carol who became a zipline enthusiast after receiving a Chuffed Tube from her family. With a wide range of experiences from relaxation to adrenaline, there’s something for everyone. Our sustainable Chuffed Tubes add to the excitement of gift-giving, containing a trendy Chuffed Booklet with up to 120 experiences to choose from in New Zealand.
REASON 5
Science has proved that experiences make better gifts
Science say experiences are better than stuff – when you think about it, it makes sense! “An experiential gift is more intensely emotional than a material possession,” says Cindy Chan a Professor at the University of Toronto who researched this. “If you want to give them something that will make them feel closer to you, give an experience.”
