Will the flight from New Zealand to China start in 2020 and when will it resume?

Recently, flights between many countries and China have resumed, and everyone can take them. Among them, New Zealand has always been a favorite country, and the tourist attractions here are also highly anticipated by everyone. How is the flight resumed here? Let's have a brief look!

Has the flight from New Zealand to China started? When will it resume? On June 16, Air New Zealand officially announced that it would resume the Auckland-Shanghai passenger route from this month. The first go-around 787-9 Dreamliner will take off from Auckland at 1 1:00 local time on June 22nd, and arrive in Shanghai at 7: 15 the next morning.

Air New Zealand restarted the passenger service on the China-Singapore route, aiming at alleviating the urgent travel needs of overseas Chinese and businessmen in both countries. The specific flight plan is as follows:

In order to ensure the health of all passengers and crew, Air New Zealand has strengthened the cleaning and disinfection of airports, VIP lounges and engine rooms. Disinfected hand sanitizer is provided at airports, check-in counters and airplanes; The flight is equipped with protective tools, medical gloves, disposable masks and other protective articles; All headphones, pillowcases and blankets will be fully disinfected before and after use; The 787-9 Dreamliner flying to Shanghai adopts an advanced air filtration system, which not only purifies the air, but also has the function of filtering viruses.

Attractions recommended MilfordSound When Milford Sound travels from Tianao to Milford Sound, just pick up the camera and click on it to get a postcard from New Zealand!

Milford Fjord is the largest and most famous fjord in New Zealand Fjord National Park. The river extends inland for 22 kilometers. The water surface of the fjord intersects the cliff vertically, and the glacier is cut into a V-shaped section. After the canyon sank, the present landscape was formed.

Milford Fjord is surrounded by mountains, cliffs, Wan Ren, waterfalls, flowing springs and glaciers, giving people infinite beauty. Milford Fjord National Park is also the largest fjord with the best preserved natural landscape.

Auckland Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand and the main transportation hub in China. This city is definitely worth savoring-a cursory tour may make you miss the charm of this "sailing capital".

Half city, half sea water. If you want to experience a New Zealand-style metropolis, you can't miss Auckland, the capital of Qian Fan.

From here, you can go back and forth on the same day to shoot "Farewell to the Piano" on the black beach, Waiheke Island where the poet Gu Cheng once lived, Ranjitoto Island formed by volcanic lava and other must-see places.

This is one of the most livable cities in the world, with seaports, islands, Polynesian culture and world-class dining, entertainment, nightlife and shopping.

Auckland is the best starting point for your trip to New Zealand.

Island Bay and Northland starts from CapeReinga, the northernmost part of the North Island, and extends southward for more than 300 kilometers.

The northern region contains the most important history of New Zealand as a country. 1840, the Treaty of Waitangi, the founding treaty of New Zealand, was signed here. Maori culture has developed in depth here, and Maori account for 32% of the local population. Since1European immigrants settled here in the 1940s, the integration of European culture and Maori culture has enriched the history of this area.

There are 3S scenic spots here: the sun, the sea and yachts. BayofIslands consists of 144 small islands, which is the best place to swim and sail with dolphins.

In Waipoua Forest in Hokianga, you must not miss TaneMahuta, the largest shell fir tree in the world, estimated to be over 65,438+0,200 years old.

Waitomo Firefly Cave There is a Waitomo Firefly Cave in Waikato, a small town on the North Island of New Zealand. It is a typical karst landform with many exquisite stalactites and stalagmites. What is even more amazing is that there are thousands of fireflies attached to the cave, just like stars, which is called "the ninth wonder of the world".

Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what? It turns out that only Australia and New Zealand have footprints of blue fireflies.

They shine blue light in the dark cave, and they are scattered in the sky deep in the cave, like a mysterious scene full of stars, full of fantastic imagination.

The Waitomo Cave is also accompanied by black water drifting. You can detour in a mysterious cave, jump into a multi-level underground waterfall, sit in a rubber drifting circle and quietly enjoy the fireflies overhead.

When the Hobbit came to Middle-earth, he had to visit the Hobbit. When night falls, the Hobbit's cave houses, as well as mills, bridges, banquet trees and green dragon pubs, will shine in the night sky.

The Hobbit is a fictional village in the film, and it took the film crew nine months to build it. Since then, it has remained on the land of New Zealand and has become a paradise that many fans yearn for in this life. The Hobbit is located near Matamata Town in the North Island of New Zealand, only two hours' drive from Auckland, so it is very convenient to visit.

Wanaka Lake Wanaka Lake is the fourth largest lake in New Zealand, located at the foot of southern alps, and is a popular tourist attraction in New Zealand. The clear blue lake reflects the surrounding mountains and beautiful cobblestone beaches. Lake Wanaka is definitely a good place for you to breathe fresh air and relax.

Sailors and jet boat enthusiasts can race here, and you can walk all over the plains and foothills along the walking and riding paths. Lake Wanaka can be explored outdoors in any season.

Mount Cook Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand, with an altitude of 3,724 meters. This mountain consists of three peaks (the highest peak in the middle) and two glaciers. This is a very popular tourist destination, especially among climbers. Mount Cook and its surrounding national parks are part of the World Natural Heritage Reserve, which has recognized natural protection value.

Kaikula, Kaikula is a seaside town between Christchurch and picton, located about 2.5 hours north of the largest city in the South Island. It is one of the few places where you can see whales, dolphins, fur sea lions, albatrosses, penguins and many kinds of marine seabirds in one day.

Tongariro national park and tongariro national park are the earliest national parks in New Zealand. Throughout the national park, there are dense forests, snow-capped mountains and beautiful scenery, spectacular volcanoes and ever-changing ecological environment. An ecosystem worthy of protection, with active and extinct volcanoes, is a special spiritual territory of Maori. It is a world-famous tourist attraction, and thousands of tourists visit it every year.

Now flights between China and New Zealand are gradually resuming. If you want to travel here, you must first know the flight information here. The latest immigration policy here must protect yourself!