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Qantas Holidays is offering an "Extra Value Package" with a choice of seven Australian destinations
from Hong Kong for just HK$5,390. For this unbeatable price travellers can enjoy flights and three nights accommodation in any of the following destinations: Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Cairns, Brisbane, Adelaide or Perth! Bookings for this promotional package must be made between May 10 and June 7, 2002.
The Qantas Holidays Extra Value Package includes:
- Round trip economy air tickets on Qantas Airways from Hong Kong to either Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns, Brisbane, Adelaide or Perth
- 3 nights hotel accommodation on a twin share basis
- Daily breakfast
- Complimentary return airport transfers
- Guaranteed hotel early check in
- Travel Insurance
"The "Extra Value Package" really delivers extra value as travellers can choose from one of seven fantastic Australian cities in which to visit, and all for an unbeatable price!" Commenting on the offer," said Mr. Freddy Li, Qantas General Manager, Hong Kong, Macau and Southern China. "Qantas offers an extensive schedule to Australia, with 29 flights between Hong Kong and Australia each week. This comprises a range of morning and evening flights so that travellers have the freedom of travel at a time that suits their own schedules."
Travel must take place on or before June 22, 2002. Bookings are based on a first come first serve basis and certain terms and conditions apply. For more information or reservations, call Qantas Holidays Hotline on
(852) 2737 6798.
Qantas Airways
Qantas was founded in the Queensland outback in 1920. Qantas operates an average of 4,400 Australian domestic flights a week serving 60 destinations in all states and mainland territories, and around 590 international flights every week, offering services to 66 destinations in 33 countries.
Qantas currently operates 29 flights a week from Hong Kong to Australia including non-stop services to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Cairns, and a same plane, one-stop service to Perth. Qantas operates daily services between Hong Kong and Singapore. |
