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Qantas is currently offering choices for every traveller
from Hong Kong with a selection of red hot
deals for passengers travelling to Australia.
Two-Ticket Package East or West
For only HK$8,960, passengers can enjoy a two-ticket return package on Qantas
flights from Hong Kong to one of Australia's favourite holiday spots on the East
Coast including Cairns, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.
An extra HK$300 discount per person is also a bonus if passengers opt for QF188
flight from Hong Kong to Sydney or Melbourne (via Sydney).
All the way to the West, for only HK$7,180, Qantas is offering a two-ticket return
package to Perth, the capital of exhilarating Western Australia.
Passengers can issue two tickets for different travel periods or choose to travel
with a companion. Both tickets have to be issued together on or before 10 June
2004 and as electronic tickets. Passengers must depart from Hong Kong between
now and 30 June 2004 and travel together on the same flight either from Hong
Kong or from Australia.
One Roundtrip Ticket for HK$5,590
For only HK$5,590, Qantas is offering one return ticket to one of the above
mentioned six East Coast cities in Australia.
Passengers can enjoy an additional HK$300 discount for travelling on QF188
flight from Hong Kong to Sydney or Melbourne (via Sydney). All tickets must be
issued on or before 10 June 2004 and depart from Hong Kong between now and
30 June 2004.
Perth Stopover for HK$300
Slip into Perth with Qantas. From Hong Kong to Australia or in their return,
passengers can stop over in Perth for only HK$300. This promotion is available
for the above mentioned HK$5,590 fare.
All tickets for this offer must be issued on or before 10 June 2004. Passengers
have to depart from Hong Kong between now and 30 June 2004.
Perth Roundtrip for HK$4,490
Take your time in Perth. For HK$4,490, passengers can travel to Perth from now
until 30 June 2004 on Qantas' newly launched non-stop flight service between
Hong Kong and Perth. Tickets must be issued on or before 10 June 2004.
Booking is based on a first-come-first-served basis. Certain terms and conditions
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