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With daily flights from London Heathrow, Australia and New Zealand have never been closer. Look forward to travelling with an airline awarded as one of the Top 10 Airlines in the world.
Enjoy the largest entertainment library in Asia Pacific – and winner of the 2023 Skytrax World’s Best Inflight Entertainment award. Sit back, relax and be thoroughly entertained throughout your journey.
Big on style and sunshine, Sydney combines all the glamour of a world-class city with a laidback charm you could only ever describe as ‘Aussie’.
Picture-perfect beaches, an extraordinary harbour, the Opera House and that bridge – travel to Sydney for one postcard view after another. And that’s not all: Australia's most cosmopolitan city is also home to a thriving arts scene, café culture and some amazing shopping.
Multicultural Melbourne frequently tops the list of the world's most livable cities. Cosmopolitan, sports-mad and arty, Melbourne boasts a booming bar and foodie scene. It's a city full of colour and contrast, exuding style and keeping its best spots hidden. It's Australia's cultural hub, with festivals throughout the year, captivating galleries and world-class museums.
Under near-permanent blue skies, nature and urban life seem to exist in perfect harmony in Western Australia's capital city, where white sandy beaches meet a young metropolis of scenic city parks, art-stuffed streets and countless shopping and dining options.
Life in Brisbane revolves around the outdoors. Surrounded by the beaches of the Gold Coast in the south and the Sunshine Coast in the north, the city is blessed with over 300 days of sunshine a year. With stunning natural assets and an alfresco lifestyle, Queensland’s capital city is always changing, with museums hosting major cultural events and a flourishing restaurant and bar scene.
New Zealand’s largest city is a multi-cultural hub of food and wine, music, art and culture, where nature and urban life go hand-in- hand, with 48 volcanic cones, more than 50 islands, and incredible coastline and beaches just minutes away from the arts and shopping of the central city.