Travellers looking to explore New Zealand’s rugged landscapes, iconic adventure activities, and vibrant culture now have a bargain opportunity to do so.
Qantas has released 100,000 seats on flights leaving for the beloved Aussie neighbour until February next year, for as low as $549 return.
It’s the national carrier’s tenth sale of the year, and the cheap fares come with all the trimmings — checked baggage, complimentary food and beverages and seat selection.
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Flights depart from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, and land in Auckland, Queenstown and Wellington.
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The cheapest of the lot are return flights to Auckland from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne from $549.
Then, to Christchurch from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, return flights are on sale from $569.
From Brisbane to Wellington, return flights are also $569, and from Melbourne to Queenstown, returns flights are $579.
Return flights from Adelaide to Auckland are on sale from $669, and $769 from Adelaide to Queenstown.
From Perth to Christchurch, return flights are on sale from $1079, and $1099 from Perth to Wellington.
For those hoping to splurge on a business class seat with the money saved on the sale, flights from Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, landing in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington, are all $1199.
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Source: 7news.com.au
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