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Air Astana launches new stopover packages
Sunday, 03 Aug, 2016
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Kazakhstan national carrier Air Astana has launched new stopover packages for long haul flyers travelling between Europe and East Asia.
The Air Astana Stopover Package, valid for capital Astana and winter sports haven Almaty, starts from just a nominal $1 a night.
It includes a one-night stay in 3-4-star hotel, with breakfast and two-way airport transfers.
Extended stays can be booked for $65 a night which includes a tour of Almaty.
Air Astana’s route network connects European travellers from London, Paris, Amsterdam and Frankfurt via Almaty or Astana to various Asian destinations including Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Beijing.
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