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Qantas launched its new Auckland to Adelaide service last Friday, marking the first direct Qantas flight between the two cities in 20 years.

Carnival Adventure will be homeported in Auckland from May to July 2027.

Auckland visitors can now see the city from both an entirely new perspective – and an old one, with the launch of Vintage Views.

TRIBE Auckland Fort Street has opened.

Qantas yesterday announced direct flights between Auckland and Adelaide set to take off in October 2025, marking the airline’s second new international route for customers out of New Zealand this month.

Singapore Airlines will return to three daily flights between AKL and SIN from 26 October 2025. This brings the daily service to four with Air New Zealand’s SQ4283/SQ4284 on the route.

Twenty five Kiwi tourism operators have wrapped up a seven city visit to United States this week, during which they  showcased experiences of both Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland and Queenstown.

voco Auckland City Centre has released a ‘voco Life’ package to mark its opening mid May. It includes overnight accommodation, upgrade on arrival with guaranteed views, complimentary breakfast for two, voco cocktail, and bespoke welcome treat on arrival. It is available for bookings and stays until 12 August 2022.

Stay Auckland Now is promoting offers on more than 10,000 room nights from nearly 60 participating accommodation providers across the region.

It is the latest instalment of the Auckland Is Calling domestic marketing campaign by economic and cultural agency Auckland Unlimited.

Newcastle Airport has its sights set on a resumption of services to Auckland this year, hopefully for an extended season and probably with a new carrier.

NTL-AKL services were successfully launched for the 2018-19 summer and then showed further growth in the 2019-20 summer before being disrupted by Covid last summer.

Stephen Crowe, executive manager corporate affairs with Newcastle Airport, says the early experience proved a trans Tasman service to and from the region is ‘more than sustainable’ and discussions with airlines are ongoing.