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Beijing Stopover On Your Way To Europe
One of the world’s most fascinating cities, Beijing, is now available as a stopover option for Scandinavian Airlines’ passengers to Europe.
A Beijing stopover promises an intriguing blend of ancient culture and modern city life. Fill your bags with the great shopping on offer and visit famous historical sites, including the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, The Great Wall of China and many more.
Fly from Australia with partner airline Qantas direct to Beijing on Monday, Wednesday or Friday.
Stopover as long as you wish, then continue to Europe via Copenhagen on one of Scandinavian Airlines’ daily services from Beijing.
Airfares to Europe via Beijing start from $1869 per person excluding taxes.
SAS offers superior standards of inflight comfort, including ergonomically designed seats with personal video screens in all classes and Scandinavian influenced cuisine.
Its flexible airfares allow you to stopover in Beijing one direction and, on your return journey or vice versa, to stop in Shanghai, Tokyo, Bangkok, Singapore or various North American cities.
For more information please call SAS on 1300 727 707 or visit www.flysas.com.
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