Getting ThereAcrossia has strong relationships in the local market with a number of airline partners who are providing excellent accessibility to China, including but not limited to Air New Zealand, China Southern, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines and Korean Airlines. With the strengthening of direct services between New Zealand and China, as well as the various connectivity options to other parts of mainland China, Asia and UK/Europe, the New Zealand traveller is spoilt for choice. 
| Air New ZealandWith Air New Zealand’s non-stop flights between Auckland and Shanghai and Auckland and Hong Kong, now’s a great time to visit vibrant China, an exhilarating mix of eastern and western cultures. There is a host of hidden gems just waiting to be discovered – from ancient treasures to stunning cuisine and amazing shopping. And whether you’re exploring China or heading on to Europe, Air New Zealand’s airline partners will ensure seamless connections. Find out more at airnewzealand.co.nz |  | Cathay PacificChoosing the right airline for your special trip is just as important as planning what to do when you get there. Cathay Pacific would like to invite you to join us on board for your Acrossia China experience. Cathay Pacific operates a modern fleet of over 120 widebody aircraft and with partner airline Dragonair offers a one-stop service from Auckland to 17 cities across China. Established in 1985, Dragonair operate a fleet of 38 aircraft and provides a comprehensive regional network throughout China. At Cathay Pacific we believe that it is the little things we do that help make your flights all the more enjoyable. Small things count such as on a long haul flight, you might not be hungry just because we are ready to serve your meal, so we include a variety of snacks available between meals. Once in the sky, you can sit back and enjoy your own personal TV with audio and video on demand. Cathay Pacific’s inflight entertainment programme, StudioCX, offers hundreds of hours of entertainment ranging from the latest movie titles, news and sports channels, kids channels and comedy to a selection of games. Find out more at www.cathaypacific.com/nz |  | China Southern AirlinesChina Southern, is the largest airline in The People’s Republic of China and as a member of the SkyTeam Airline Alliance, provides air travel to many destinations within China and around the world. In 2011, China Southern transported more than 80 million passengers, ranking the carrier first in Asia (and third in the world), which has them leading the Chinese aviation industry for 33 consecutive years. China Southern is the sole Asian airline ranked in the world’s top five passenger carriers as well as the only Chinese airline listed in the world’s top 10 in civil aviation for seven consecutive years. China Southern has more than 1930 daily flights to 175 destinations in 34 countries and regions across the world. Currently, the airline operates more than 440 modern aircraft with the fleet ranked among the world’s top six airlines (in terms of fleet size) and with Guangzhou and Beijing as its central hubs, the carrier boasts a substantial route network spanning more than 150 destinations in China and more than 40 destinations in Asia with service to UK/Europe. China Southern Airlines commenced operation between New Zealand and China in July of 2011.From Auckland International Airport, the airline provides daily direct non-stop flights to Guangzhou with onward connections to destinations such as Beijing, Chengdu, Guilin, Hong Kong, Kunming, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Wuhan and Xi’an. International destinations in Europe now include Amsterdam, Paris and most recently London. China Southern Airlines, We Connect the World! Find out more at flychinasouthern.com | | | |  | Singapore AirlinesSingapore Airlines operates 12 times per week from Auckland and daily from Christchurch to Singapore - one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities. Known for its vibrant culture, shopping and culinary delights, Singapore is the gateway to 4 destinations in China with Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. As the regional wing of Singapore Airlines, SilkAir enhances Singapore Airlines China network with Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, Kunming, Shenzhen, Wuhan and Xiamen, using Singapore as the ideal transit hub. On Singapore Airlines you will enjoy exquisite cuisine usually found in the finest restaurants in all classes of travel. Travelers will savour a gourmet menu of delectable treats thoughtfully created by our renowned International Culinary Panel, complemented with champagne, wines, and choice beverages meticulously handpicked from around the world. En-route customers will enjoy KrisWorld, Singapore Airlines’ personal in-flight entertainment system with up to 1000 entertainment options and Audio-Video on Demand in every seat. Customers can choose from the latest blockbuster movies, TV Hits, documentaries, news, music, sports, Nintendo games and more. Plus become a member of KrisFlyer, Singapore Airlines’ free to join frequent flyer programme, where you can redeem miles earned for flights or upgrades. Singapore Airlines has taken great care to perfect the details of your experience. You will enjoy the highest standards of quality, service and innovation across all classes. Find out more at singaporeair.com
|  | China AirlinesChina Airlines has an extensive history serving Taiwan and mainland China, and flies daily between Auckland and Taipei (via Brisbane or Sydney), with onward connections to 24 cities in mainland China. Underpinning an extensive global network of 111 international destinations, China Airlines 'international hub is Taipei's Taoyuan International Airport, with domestic and regional services also operating from Taipei's Taichung Airport, as well as Kaohsiung in Taiwan's south. As a member of the SkyTeam alliance, China Airlines offers seamless connections to hundreds of destinations worldwide through its airline partners, along with a uniquely strong presence in China, in partnership with China Southern and China Eastern Airlines. China Airlines operates a modern fleet of 71 Boeing and Airbus aircraft, with an average fleet age of nine years. The airline is a 4-star rated airline, and provides all customers with a full service experience, including complimentary checked baggage, meals, beverages and personal seatback entertainment. China Airlines operates daily from Auckland to Taipei, with three flights per week via Brisbane and four per week via Sydney. The airline offers convenient evening departures from Auckland, and an early morning arrival into Taipei offers customers seamless connections to 24 cities in Mainland China. The return journey again caters for network-wide connections, departing Taipei late evening, with an afternoon arrival in Auckland. Find out more at china-airlines.com |
Travel within ChinaThere are many options for getting around China and Acrossia can assist with booking your preferred mode of transport, to suit your travel itinerary. We suggest you book domestic flights, trains or private transport before leaving New Zealand so as to avoid any unnecessary disappointment, delays or confusion during your travels. Our locally based team are always happy to discuss the many options, especially in regards to trains, to ensure travel is undertaken in the comfort and manner you desire.
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