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Get Return Flights From $580 To Australia And NZ When You Book By 6 Nov 2017

Singapore Airline trips to Australia and New Zealand

Image credit: @inespei

We’ve just entered the last quarter of 2017, and it’s that time of the year again – where everyone’s seeking out travel lobangs to use up their annual leave on.

If you’re still undecided on which destination to pick for your year-end vacation, here’s a sweet deal that might just seal your choice: return flights on Singapore Airlines to Canberra in Australia and Wellington in New Zealand from $580 and $600 respectively – specially for all DBS/POSB cardholders (AKA everyone).

Sunset from Mount Kaukau in Wellington.
Image credit: @jesseboonz

All you need to do to enjoy these special discounted flight prices is to make your booking anytime from now till 6th November 2017. You only have a couple of weeks, so there’s no time for hesitating!

You can pick from direct flights, or pick one with a stopover at Canberra (from $600#*) on your way to Wellington when you purchase tickets from these selected travel agents: CTC Travel, Chan Brothers, Dynasty Travel, and Farmosa Travel.

Terms and conditions:

  • Fares include the price of the air ticket and associated taxes. Fares quoted are subject to change due to currency fluctuation and are available for purchase from 6 October to 6 November 2017 (subject to seat availability).
  • Fares quoted are per person in Economy Class for travel out of Singapore on selected dates from 1 to 15 November 2017 and 1 February to 30 June 2018.
  • Advance purchase of 7 days prior to departure are required for these promotional fares.
  • Blackout dates, minimum stay and flight restrictions apply.
  • Tickets are not interchangeable for travel on other airlines.
  • Changes outside of the terms and conditions will result in additional charges up to the available market fare.

#Exclusive to DBS Selected Travel Agencies.
*One stop over at Canberra is permitted in either directions for flight to Wellington and can only be booked through selected travel agencies.

Sights to enjoy in Wellington and Canberra

Wellington – the capital of New Zealand

Image credit: @ty123470

One area within Wellington you should check out is the colourful Cuba Street with rows of quirky boutiques, cafes, and street art – a sure hit for those who love all things hipster.

Kaitoke Regional Park.
Image credit: @inespei

Here’s one for the Lord Of The Rings fans: Wellington houses some of the filming locations that were used in the fantasy movie series. Kaitoke Regional Park was Rivendell, and Harcourt Park was the Gardens of Isengard. 

The Putangirua Pinnacles in the Aorangi Ranges where Legolas, Aragorn and Gimli fought the Army of the Undead.

While in Wellington, it’s also worth taking a domestic flight from there to Christchurch, which will only set you back by just $100 or less. Nature buffs can go for a leisurely stroll through the ancient kahikatea forest of Riccarton Bush, visit Orana Wildlife Park, NZ’s only open-range zoo, or hike up the scenic Mount Kaukau for some of the best views.

Image credit: @k4ylat

Canberra – the capital of Australia

National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
Image credit: Australia.com

The arts-inclined will love the little art galleries peppered throughout Canberra – such as the National Gallery of Australia for Australian, Indigenous, and Asian paintings, and the kitschy Canberra Contemporary Art Space for modern installations and abstract pieces.

Old Bus Depot Markets.
Image credit: @oliverwinfree

Spend a weekend if you can, because the Old Bus Depot Markets at Canberra are open on Sundays only. Here’s where you can stock up on unique handcrafted trinkets, flowers, and decorative items to bring back for your friends as souvenirs. Oh, and snag some freshly baked sweet treats for yourself as you’re combing through the market!

Image credit: @artof.jacqui.be

If you can’t decide between Wellington and Canberra pick a flight to Wellington with a free stopover at Canberra when you book through Chan Brothers, CTC Travel, Dynasty Travel, or Farmosa Travel.

Spend on Singapore Airlines flights and redeem freebies

Here’s an added incentive to book your Singapore Airline flights to Canberra and Wellington: as part of the DBS x Singapore Airlines Spend And Redeem Promotion, you get to receive a $20 Lazada e-voucher when you spend a minimum of $1,000 on the Singapore Airlines website or SingaporeAir mobile app.

Alternatively, if you’re travelling in a larger group: spend a minimum of

  • $3,200 for a free 20” hardcase luggage,
  • $4,200 for a 25” hardcase luggage, or
  • $6,200 for a 29” hardcase luggage.

All you need to do is to key in the promo code “DBSSIA” when making your booking to claim these offers!

Book flights to Canberra and Wellington with your DBS/POSB card for discounts

Molonglo River in Canberra
Image credit: @hofatyangoo

There may be endless opportunities for you to travel, but special flight discounts aren’t gonna wait around forever. So grab this chance, book your Singapore Airlines tickets with your DBS/POSB credit or debit card by 6th November, and fly yourself to the beautiful capitals of Australia and New Zealand for a well-deserved break!

Note: the travel period for this promotion extends till June 2018.

Find out more about DBS x Singapore Airlines Spend And Redeem promotion here!

You can find out more about the DBS Altitude Card here.


This post was brought to you by DBS.

Rachel Yohannan

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