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Ann: GENERAL: AIA: AIAL Auckland Airport welcomes Air Chinas new daily service

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    • Release Date: 03/09/15 09:53
    • Summary: GENERAL: AIA: AIAL Auckland Airport welcomes Air Chinas new daily service
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    GENERAL: AIA: AIAL Auckland Airport welcomes Air Chinas new daily service
    
    Media Release 3 September 2015
    
    Auckland Airport welcomes Air China's new daily service
    Auckland Airport welcomes Air China's new daily service between Beijing and
    Auckland, which commences 10 December 2015 in partnership with Air New
    Zealand.
    
    Norris Carter, Auckland Airport's general manager aeronautical commercial,
    says, "Air China will bring an additional 123,000 seats per year and deliver
    an estimated $149 million annually to the New Zealand economy."
    
    There were 315,248 Chinese visitors to New Zealand in the year to 31 July
    2015, up 29.5% on the previous 12 months. China is also New Zealand's second
    largest international tourist market, after Australia.
    
    "A specific focus of Auckland Airport has been to address the seasonality of
    tourism by increasing the number of international arrivals during off-peak
    months, through our Four Seasons, Five Senses marketing campaign. We are
    therefore delighted that this new Beijing daily service not only increases
    year-round and Chinese New Year air connectivity, it will significantly
    improve connectivity during the tourism industry's shoulder and off-peak
    seasons. For example, with the announcement of the 2022 Beijing Winter
    Olympics, Chinese interest in snow sports is increasing which is likely to
    have flow-on benefits to our ski industry and winter holiday destinations."
    
    "The Air China-Air New Zealand partnership will provide New Zealanders with
    better access to domestic destinations in China. It will also further improve
    air connectivity between New Zealand and Europe, which will help to grow our
    European tourism markets," says Mr Carter.
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    For further information please contact:
    Simon Lambourne
    +64 27 477 6120
    [email protected]
    End CA:00269581 For:AIA    Type:GENERAL    Time:2015-09-03 09:53:51
    				
 
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