When Is the Best Time to Visit New Zealand from Australia in 2026?

For most Australians, the best time to visit New Zealand is autumn (March to May) or spring (September to November), so pick your dates, then book through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Virgin Australia describes both seasons as milder and less crowded than summer, and puts Queenstown at about 5 to 25 degrees in autumn and 8 to 22 degrees in spring. They also tend to line up with cheaper trans-Tasman fares, with May, September and October often the lower-priced months. Go in winter (June to August) for skiing, or summer (December to February) for warmth at peak prices.

ShopBack Australia is a free app and website that gives you Cashback when you book or shop with partner stores such as Expedia, Booking.com and Virgin Australia. Booking through ShopBack lowers the cost of the trip, and you still book on the site you chose. Sign up free before you book your New Zealand flights or stay.

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When is the best time to visit New Zealand from Australia?

The best time to visit New Zealand from Australia depends on what you want from the trip: shoulder seasons for value and mild weather, winter for snow, summer for warmth. New Zealand's seasons follow the same calendar as Australia's. Virgin Australia's Queenstown guide gives a clear picture of how each season feels in the South Island, which is where the seasonal swings are biggest:

Season	Months	Queenstown temperature (Virgin Australia)	What it is best for	Price pressure
Summer	December to February	About 20 to 30 degrees	Hiking, lake activities, long days	Highest: busiest season plus Christmas and January school holidays
Autumn	March to May	About 5 to 25 degrees	Mild weather, autumn colour, the Arrowtown Autumn Festival in April	Lower, apart from Easter and April school holidays
Winter	June to August	About minus 4 to 8 degrees	Skiing and snowboarding at The Remarkables, Coronet Peak and Cardrona	High in South Island ski towns, moderate in the north
Spring	September to November	About 8 to 22 degrees	Blossoms, spring skiing early on, golf and cycling	Lower, especially once September school holidays end

Source for temperatures and season descriptions: Virgin Australia, Flights to Queenstown guide, at the time of writing. Virgin Australia says summer is the busiest time to visit "thanks to impeccable weather and the end-of-year holiday period", while autumn and spring "bring milder weather and fewer crowds".

North Island trips are less seasonal. Auckland and Wellington stay busy with business travel, so their hotel prices move less across the year than Queenstown, Wanaka or Rotorua (see the hotel section below). If you are heading north, July is a reasonable month; if you are heading south, July is ski peak.

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Best time to visit New Zealand in 2026 and 2027 for Australian travellers

Match the season to the kind of trip, then avoid Australian school holidays if price matters. Trans-Tasman flights fill with Australian families in school holidays, so the same week can cost noticeably more when schools are out.

• Couples and adults on a budget: May, September and October. Mild weather, attractions open and the lowest fare windows on the city pairs analysed further down this page.
• Families: Australian autumn and spring school holidays usually fall in April and late September to early October, depending on your state. They are the shoulder-season options for families, but book 12 weeks or more ahead because demand jumps.
• Skiers: July and early August for the most reliable snow; book 4 to 6 months ahead, as covered in the ski section below. Late September can work for spring skiing at lower prices.
• Road trippers and hikers: March to April or November. Long enough days for driving and walking without summer crowds.
• Summer lovers: February rather than late December or January, once Australian schools go back.

If your trip lands in late 2026 or early 2027, the same pattern applies: summer 2026 to 2027 will be the peak, and autumn 2027 (March to May) is the next value window.

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Best time to visit New Zealand for the best deals from Australia

The best deals on a New Zealand trip come from three things together: shoulder-season dates, the right booking lead time, and going through ShopBack before you pay. Each of the three booking brands Australians use most for New Zealand has its own official way to pay less:

• Booking.com: its free Genius loyalty programme gives members discounts at participating properties once they sign in, starting from Level 1 after you create an account. Free-cancellation rates let you lock in shoulder-season prices early.
• Expedia: One Key is Expedia Group's free loyalty programme across Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo. Members earn OneKeyCash on eligible bookings and can see member prices. Flight-plus-hotel packages are where Expedia often shows the biggest gap against booking separately.
• Virgin Australia: Velocity Frequent Flyer members earn Points on Virgin Australia flights, and Virgin runs flight sales on its specials pages through the year.

Other booking sites Australians use for New Zealand trips include Agoda, Trip.com, Wotif and Hotels.com, and the other airlines on the Tasman are Air New Zealand, Qantas and Jetstar.

Before you check out on any of these, go through ShopBack to get a post-purchase discount on the order. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for a booking. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. The current Cashback is shown on each store's page on ShopBack before you book.

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Expedia vs Booking.com for a New Zealand trip: price comparison for 2026

Expedia and Booking.com suit different parts of a New Zealand trip: Expedia is strongest for flight-plus-hotel packages, Booking.com for flexible hotel and apartment stays. The cheapest choice for your dates depends on the trip shape, so price both for the same dates before you pay.

	Expedia	Booking.com
Best for	Flight-plus-hotel packages, comparing several airlines on one screen	Hotels, apartments and holiday homes, many with free cancellation
Loyalty programme	One Key (shared with Hotels.com and Vrbo)	Genius (levels unlocked by completed stays)
Strong NZ use case	Queenstown ski packages and Auckland city breaks	Locking in Queenstown or Rotorua shoulder-season stays early
Before you pay	Go through the Expedia page on ShopBack	Go through the Booking.com page on ShopBack

A simple way to use both: price your flights and hotel separately (Virgin Australia for the flight, Booking.com for the stay), then price the same dates as a package on Expedia. If the package is clearly cheaper for the same flights and room, take it.

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How to book New Zealand on Expedia, Booking.com or Virgin Australia through ShopBack

Booking through ShopBack lowers the cost of the trip, and you still book on the site you chose. The steps are the same for each:

1. Pick your dates using the season table and booking windows on this page.
2. Open ShopBack Australia on the app or website.
3. Tap the store: Virgin Australia flights, Expedia or Booking.com.
4. Book as normal on that site, with the same fares, rooms and fare rules you would see going direct.
5. Cash comes back as Cashback. The current Cashback is shown on each store's ShopBack page before you book.

Your effective trip price is what you pay minus the Cashback ShopBack returns. Rates differ by store and change often, so check the live rate on the store's ShopBack page before you book.

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When to book a New Zealand trip from Australia

The cheapest trans-Tasman fare is a booking-window trade, not a calendar trick. Buy too early and you may miss later sales; buy too late and the remaining seats are often much dearer. A good target for a New Zealand trip from Australia in 2026 is usually 6 to 10 weeks out for shoulder dates (May, September, October) and 12 to 20 weeks out for peak (ski July-August, summer December-February). Compare the four Tasman carriers on one screen before you commit.

Whichever site you pick, start at ShopBack Travel and tap through to Virgin Australia, Booking.com, Expedia, Wotif, Agoda or Trip.com, so part of what you pay comes back as cash once the booking is confirmed. Check each store's ShopBack page for the live rate and timing.

The two cheapest windows: April-May and September-October

New Zealand's shoulder seasons sit between peak summer and peak ski. In these windows:

• Weather is workable: Virgin Australia puts Queenstown at about 5 to 25 degrees in autumn and 8 to 22 degrees in spring. Pack layers.
• Most attractions stay open: Milford Sound cruises, Rotorua's geothermal parks and Queenstown activities generally run outside peak season, but check opening times for your dates.
• Trans-Tasman fares are usually lower than in summer and school holidays.
• South Island hotels are usually cheaper than in summer or the ski peak.

Avoid Easter weekend (movable, April) and Anzac Day weekend (25 April) if you want the deepest price cuts. Both spike short-haul demand.

Booking lead time: the sweet spot

Trans-Tasman fares behave like short-haul international, not long-haul. The pricing curve:

• 12+ weeks out: most seats available, and early sales can appear
• 8 to 10 weeks out: often a good window for shoulder-season dates
• 6 to 8 weeks out: still cheap for shoulder, starting to climb for peak
• 4 to 6 weeks out: peak-season fares climb sharply
• Under 4 weeks: last-minute is a bad bet on trans-Tasman routes because load factors stay high

Book 6 to 10 weeks ahead for April-May or September-October travel. Book 12 to 20 weeks ahead for December-January summer or July-August ski season.

Travel agency site or airline direct: which works better

The choice depends on the route, the fare type and what happens if plans move. On the Tasman, travel agency sites make it easy to compare carriers on one screen, and Expedia, Wotif, and Trip.com compare the four main operators (Jetstar, Virgin Australia, Air New Zealand, Qantas) with the same date grid. Booking direct with the airline often prices about the same for the identical fare, while a travel agency site makes it easier to compare carriers and bundle a hotel.

When the two prices are close, booking direct can make changes simpler, because the airline holds the ticket record. When the travel agency site is clearly cheaper, it can be worth taking. Points redemptions usually need to be booked with the airline or its loyalty programme.

Fare-drop alerts and rebooking mechanics

Trans-Tasman fares reprice several times a day. Set price alerts on Google Flights, Skyscanner, or Hopper for your target city pair and date range 12 weeks before travel. If a drop appears, weigh it against any change fee before you rebook.

Free-cancellation fares on Booking.com and Expedia let you lock in a hotel at shoulder-season pricing and reprice as the trip nears without paying twice. Cancel within the free window if a lower rate shows up and rebook at the new price, going through ShopBack again for the new booking. On flights, change and refund rules depend on the fare type, and the cheapest fares are usually the most restricted. Read the fare-rule small print before assuming your ticket can be repriced.

Compare fares on Expedia Australia

For the widest side-by-side trans-Tasman fare comparison including Virgin Australia, Air New Zealand, Jetstar, and Qantas on one screen, check Expedia Australia via ShopBack.

City-pair analysis

Sydney to Auckland

The single busiest trans-Tasman route.

• Cheapest months: May, September, October
• Peak months: late December to mid-January, April school holidays
• Airlines: Jetstar, Virgin Australia, Air New Zealand, Qantas
• Flight time: 3 hours 15 minutes eastbound, 3 hours 30 minutes westbound

Auckland is usually the cheapest NZ entry point. If you can fly into Auckland and take a domestic hop or drive, budget stretches further than direct to Wellington or Queenstown.

Melbourne to Christchurch

Popular gateway to the South Island.

• Cheapest months: May, September, October, early November
• Peak months: mid-July to mid-August (ski), December to mid-January
• Airlines: Jetstar, Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia (limited)
• Flight time: 3 hours 15 minutes eastbound

Melbourne to Christchurch is a quick way to reach the South Island for a wine (Waipara, Marlborough) or scenery trip. For ski dates, book 4 months or more ahead.

Brisbane to Wellington

Underrated pairing, business travellers keep it competitive.

• Cheapest months: May, September, October
• Peak months: December, January, April school holidays
• Airlines: Virgin Australia, Air New Zealand
• Flight time: 3 hours 30 minutes eastbound

Wellington's compact scale (walkable CBD, Te Papa, Weta Workshop, wine on the harbour) makes it a strong 3-night trip. Shoulder-season fares plus steadier hotel pricing make it good value.

Perth to Queenstown

Usually the priciest routing on this list, because of the distance and connections.

• Direct availability: seasonal, limited (check current airline schedules for your dates)
• Off-season routing: Perth to Auckland then domestic hop, or Perth to Sydney then trans-Tasman
• Cheapest months for the pattern: May, September

If Queenstown ski is the goal, book by early April for a July trip. If Queenstown scenery is the goal, aim for September or October with a routing via Auckland.

Book Sydney to Auckland via Virgin Australia

For the trans-Tasman flight leg, book Virgin Australia via ShopBack; you still book on Virgin's own site, so Velocity members can usually earn Points as normal. Compare fares with checked baggage included, since bag allowances differ between fare types and airlines.

Ski season (July to early September): what changes

If your NZ trip is a ski trip, throw the shoulder-season logic out. Accommodation near Queenstown, Wanaka and Mount Hutt can sell out. What still works:

• Book 4 to 6 months ahead for July and early August. That means booking by February or March for July dates.
• Fly into Christchurch and drive south to save on Queenstown fares.
• Consider North Island options: Whakapapa and Turoa on Mt Ruapehu are an alternative to the South Island fields.

Ski-season fares rarely drop close to departure, so if you missed the 4-month window, book as soon as you can and expect to pay well above shoulder-season prices.

Hotels: where seasonal pressure bites hardest

Not all NZ hotels move with the flight curve.

Stays flat year-round (business-driven):

• Auckland CBD
• Wellington CBD

Strongly seasonal:

• Queenstown (ski peak July-Aug, summer peak Dec-Feb)
• Rotorua (family holiday spikes April, July, Dec-Jan)
• Bay of Islands (summer peak Dec-Feb)
• Wanaka (ski peak July-Aug)

For seasonal destinations, the same room can cost much less in shoulder season than at peak, so compare a May or October date against July before you commit.

Book Queenstown or Rotorua hotels via Booking.com

For the widest NZ hotel spread with free-cancellation defaults, browse Booking.com via ShopBack. Free cancellation lets you lock in shoulder-season pricing early and adjust if plans shift.

When packages beat separate bookings

Trans-Tasman package deals (flight plus hotel) can work out cheaper than booking the two legs separately. This is most common on:

• Queenstown ski packages (July-August)
• Auckland city breaks (any season)
• Family Rotorua trips

Trip.com and Wotif also sell packages. Price the separate flights and hotel first, then check the package. If the package is clearly cheaper for the same flights and room, take it.

Compare package deals on Wotif

For NZ flight-plus-hotel packages with a strong domestic-and-trans-Tasman focus, check Wotif via ShopBack. Price the same dates on Wotif and Expedia, since package prices can differ between the two.

Day of week matters

The usual pattern on the Tasman:

• Tuesday and Wednesday departures are often cheaper than Friday departures
• Sunday returns tend to cost more than midweek returns
• Weekend-to-weekend trips are usually the most expensive combination

Shifting a trip by a day or two can save as much as switching airlines. If your dates are flexible, try a midweek-to-midweek trip first.

Points and status logic (brief)

Trans-Tasman flights are short enough that a points booking sometimes beats paying cash. Not covered in depth here, but worth checking your Velocity and Qantas Frequent Flyer balance before you pay cash.

What are the best New Zealand holiday packages from Australia?

The best New Zealand holiday package from Australia is the one that bundles the flights and hotel you would have chosen anyway for less than booking them separately. No single seller wins every time, so pick the type of package that suits your trip, then price it against separate bookings for the same dates. Australians mostly buy New Zealand packages from four kinds of seller:

Seller	What the package looks like	Good fit for	What to check
Expedia	Build-your-own flight plus hotel, choosing from several airlines and many hotels	Auckland city breaks, Queenstown ski weeks, travellers who want to pick their own flights	The fare type in the package (bags included or not) and the hotel's cancellation terms
Luxury Escapes	Limited-time hotel offers that usually bundle inclusions such as daily breakfast, drinks or room upgrades, with flights available to add	Couples after a higher-end lodge or resort stay at a set price	When the offer ends, the travel dates it covers, and member versus non-member pricing
Flight Centre	Packaged holidays sorted by interest (for example Winter and Ski, Family and Kids, Food and Wine) with consultant support	Families and first-timers who want one person to call if plans change	What is included per person, and the change and cancellation rules
Virgin Australia	Its own New Zealand holiday packages pairing Virgin flights with a hotel	Velocity members who want Virgin flights in the bundle	The final price breakdown before booking

A few details from the sellers themselves, at the time of writing:

• Luxury Escapes shows its offers with a member price and a non-member price, and many deals run on a countdown, according to Luxury Escapes. Check the travel window before you fall for a headline rate.
• Flight Centre says members of its World360 Rewards programme earn points on qualifying packages and can use points toward New Zealand holiday bookings.
• Virgin Australia notes that holiday package rates shown can change with real-time inventory and currency movements, and that the final price is shown in the price breakdown before you book.
• Air New Zealand also lets you add accommodation, rental cars and activities to an Air New Zealand flight booking.

Cheapest months for New Zealand holiday packages

Package prices follow the same seasons as the flights and hotels inside them. The value windows are the shoulder seasons covered above: May, September and October, outside Australian school holidays. Queenstown and Wanaka packages climb in the ski peak (mid-July to mid-August) and summer (December to January), while Auckland and Wellington city packages usually move less across the year. No seller publishes a reliable month-by-month package price index, so treat this as a pattern and compare live prices for your dates.

How to tell if a package is actually a good deal

1. Price the flights on their own for your dates, with the same bag allowance the package includes.
2. Price the same hotel and room type on its own. Before you book a hotel on Booking.com or Agoda, go through ShopBack first.
3. Add the two together and compare with the package total, including any inclusions you would have paid for anyway (breakfast, transfers).
4. If the package is clearly cheaper for the same flights and room, book it. If it is close, the separate bookings may give you more flexible cancellation.

Book your New Zealand package through ShopBack

Whichever seller wins, open its store page on ShopBack and click through before you pay: Expedia, Luxury Escapes or Flight Centre. ShopBack works like an automatic cash discount on your online order, and you still book on the seller's own site. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page, since rates differ by store and change often.

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Cheapest flights to New Zealand from Australia

The cheapest flights to New Zealand from Australia usually come from shoulder-season dates (May, September and October), booked 6 to 10 weeks ahead, flying midweek, into Auckland. The main airlines on the Tasman include Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia, Qantas and Jetstar, and the cheapest carrier changes by date and route, so compare them on one screen before you commit.

Which Australian cities fly to New Zealand

Air New Zealand says its trans-Tasman flights connect New Zealand with Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Hobart, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, the Sunshine Coast and Sydney, at the time of writing. Virgin Australia sells flights to Queenstown alongside its other New Zealand routes. If your nearest airport has no direct flight on your dates, compare connecting through Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane against a direct flight from a bigger city.

Air New Zealand vs Virgin Australia: comparing fares fairly

The cheapest fare on screen is not always the cheapest trip once you add a suitcase. According to Air New Zealand, short-haul seat-only fares include one carry-on bag and a complimentary snack and drink, while theworks and worksflexi fares include one carry-on and one checked bag plus inflight meals. Seat-only customers can pay to add a bag or choose a seat. Virgin Australia and Jetstar also sell fares with different bag allowances, so:

• If you're travelling with carry-on only, compare the lowest fares across all the airlines on your route.
• If you need a checked bag, compare each airline's bag-inclusive fare, or its lowest fare plus a paid bag, so the totals match.
• If your plans might change, compare the change and refund rules, since the cheapest fares are usually the most restricted.

Cheapest month for flights to New Zealand

On the city pairs analysed above, May, September and October are usually the cheapest months, with early November also worth checking for Melbourne to Christchurch. Late December to mid-January, Australian school holidays and the South Island ski peak (mid-July to mid-August) are usually the dearest. Fares change several times a day, so set alerts on Google Flights or Skyscanner about 12 weeks out and book when a shoulder-season fare looks right.

Booking cheap NZ flights through ShopBack

Once you've found the fare, open the store from its ShopBack page and finish the order: Trip.com, Virgin Australia or Air New Zealand. Trip.com shows several Tasman airlines side by side, which helps with the like-for-like comparison above. ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code: go through ShopBack before you pay. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page before you book.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit New Zealand from Australia?

For most Australians the best time to visit New Zealand is autumn (March to May) or spring (September to November), so pick your dates, then book through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Virgin Australia describes these seasons as bringing milder weather and fewer crowds than summer, and they line up with the cheaper trans-Tasman fare windows in this guide. Choose winter (June to August) for skiing and summer (December to February) for the warmest weather, but expect peak prices.

What is the best month to visit Queenstown from Australia?

April and October are strong all-round months for Queenstown. According to Virgin Australia, autumn temperatures in Queenstown range from about 5 to 25 degrees and the Arrowtown Autumn Festival runs in April, while spring sits around 8 to 22 degrees with ski season still running early on. Choose July or August only if skiing is the goal, since winter is Queenstown's ski peak with temperatures of about minus 4 to 8 degrees.

What are the cheapest months to fly to New Zealand from Australia?

April to May and September to October are the two shoulder-season windows. Fares across the Tasman usually ease outside Australian school holidays and the July ski peak, and May is often one of the cheapest months for Sydney or Melbourne to Auckland. Fares change daily, so compare live prices for your dates.

How far in advance should I book NZ flights from Australia?

Book 6 to 10 weeks ahead for shoulder-season travel and 12 to 20 weeks ahead for ski season (July to early September) and summer (December to February). Last-minute NZ deals are rare because the routes are short-haul and load factors stay high.

What is the cheapest month to fly Sydney to Auckland?

May is often one of the cheapest months, along with early September and early October once school holidays are over. December to January is usually the peak-price window. Fares change daily, so compare live prices on Jetstar, Virgin Australia, Air New Zealand and Qantas for your dates.

What is the cheapest month to fly Melbourne to Christchurch?

May and September are usually among the cheaper months, with April outside the school holidays also worth checking. The ski peak (mid-July to mid-August) and December to mid-January tend to cost the most.

Is July cheap because of ski season?

Not in the South Island. July is usually a price peak for South Island cities (Queenstown, Christchurch) because of ski demand from Australians. If you are heading north (Auckland, Wellington, Bay of Islands), July is fine and moderately priced. Ski destinations peak-price mid-July to mid-August.

What day of week is cheapest for NZ flights?

Midweek departures, such as Tuesday and Wednesday, are often cheaper than Friday and Sunday flights, when demand is higher. If your dates are flexible, compare a few departure days on the same route before you book.

Do NZ hotel prices follow the same pattern as flights?

Partly. Auckland and Wellington hotels tend to stay flatter across the year because of business demand. Queenstown, Rotorua and the Bay of Islands are strongly seasonal, with higher prices in summer (December to February) and, in ski towns, July to August.

Is Perth to Queenstown ever affordable?

Direct Perth to Queenstown flights are limited or seasonal, so most trips connect. Common routings are Perth to Auckland then a domestic flight, or Perth to Sydney or Melbourne then across the Tasman. May and September are usually the better-value months for this pattern.

Are package deals cheaper than booking flight + hotel separately?

For NZ from Australia, packages via Expedia, Wotif and Trip.com can work out cheaper than separate bookings, especially on Queenstown and Auckland trips, but not every time. Price both ways for the same dates before you book.

How does ShopBack help save on a NZ holiday?

Open ShopBack Australia before you book, tap the store (such as Virgin Australia, Expedia or Booking.com) and book as normal on that site. Part of what you pay comes back as cash once the booking is confirmed, so it works like a discount on the trip, not like points or miles. Check the live rate on each store's ShopBack page.

What are the best New Zealand holiday packages from Australia?

The best New Zealand holiday package from Australia is the one that bundles the flights and hotel you would have picked anyway for less than booking them separately. Expedia suits build-your-own flight-plus-hotel trips, Luxury Escapes sells limited-time hotel offers with inclusions such as breakfast, Flight Centre sells packaged holidays with consultant support, and Virgin Australia sells its own New Zealand holiday packages. Price the same dates in May, September or October against separate bookings, then go through ShopBack to the site you choose before you pay.

Cheapest flights to New Zealand from Australia?

The cheapest flights to New Zealand from Australia are usually on shoulder-season dates (May, September and October), booked 6 to 10 weeks ahead, flying midweek into Auckland. Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia, Qantas and Jetstar all fly the Tasman, so compare them on one screen for your dates. Compare like for like, because cheaper seat-only fares on Air New Zealand include a carry-on bag but no checked bag. Then go through ShopBack to Trip.com, Virgin Australia or Air New Zealand before you pay.

Do cheap Air New Zealand fares to New Zealand include checked bags?

Not on seat-only fares. According to Air New Zealand at the time of writing, seat-only passengers on short-haul flights between Australia and New Zealand travel with one carry-on bag and get a complimentary snack, while theworks and worksflexi fares include one carry-on and one checked bag plus meals. If you need a suitcase, compare the bag-inclusive fare, or the seat-only fare plus a paid bag, against other airlines.

The booking-day routine

For NZ trips in 2026, start planning 8 to 10 weeks before departure if you are targeting May, September, or October dates. A routine that works well: (1) set price alerts 12 weeks out on Google Flights or Skyscanner, (2) at week 8, price the airline's own site against Expedia and Wotif for the same dates, (3) if the prices are close, book direct for simpler changes; if the travel agency site is clearly cheaper, book there, (4) open ShopBack and tap the store before you pay.

Open ShopBack Travel and price across Expedia Australia, Wotif, Booking.com, and Trip.com. Book the cheapest of the four through ShopBack.

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