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Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2017 Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2017 Be part of the party at the ultimate Sevens experience! Join tens of thousands of fans from around the world for three days of electric atmosphere and fast paced action at one of Hong Kong’s biggest sporting celebrations. Watch the world’s best battle it out, break out your best fancy dress costume and get amongst the carnival atmosphere! Event Dates 7 – 9 April 2017 Package Dates 7 – 10 April 2017 Location Hong Kong Venue Hong Kong Stadium Packages Include: • Return economy class flights ex Auckland with option to add on domestic flights Take off with us! Let us know when you want to fly and • 3 nights accommodation we’ll provide the best airfare options and prices. • Official three day Essential Sevens General Admission ticket Indulge yourself Make it memorable with five star hospitality and VIP * from $2199 pp treatment – see overleaf for more details. *Based on twin share. Hotel Rating Room Hotel description Package price (per person) category Twin Single Harbour Plaza 3.5* Superior Popular property with tastefully designed rooms, a 25-metre $2199 $2509 North Point City View outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre with sauna and complimentary shuttle bus service to Causeway Bay. Bonus: Stay 3 nights and receive 1 x High Tea set for 2 people. Cosmo Hotel 4* Superior Boutique hotel with chic, colourful rooms close to Times $2359 $2959 Square shopping mall, and a short walk to Hong Kong Stadium. Free shuttle service to 15 major tourist destinations. Harbour Grand 5* Superior Multi-award winning hotel featuring luxurious rooms with $2489 $3219 Hong Kong Harbour View panoramic views overlooking Victoria Harbour, a 27m outdoor pool and free area shuttle service. Located in one of the city’s most fashionable shopping areas. Not what you’re looking for? Let us know what you’re after and we can put together a package for you. flightcentre.co.nz | 0800 35 44 48 Indulge yourself Where to stay Sportsman’s Bar VIP Kowloon and Hong Kong Island are the two main tourist Experience Hong Kong Sevens in impeccable surroundings areas of Hong Kong. Although separated by the iconic and first class amenities. harbour, they are well connected by MTR (train system) and the Star Ferry which makes it easy to get around. Includes: • Three day access to Sportsman’s Bar with indoor If it’s your first time in Hong Kong and especially if you seats with exceptional sightlines of the pitch are attending the Rugby Sevens, stay on Hong Kong Island where Hong Kong Stadium is located. Hotels in Central, • Hosting by rugby legends throughout the event Causeway Bay and Wan Chai are usually within walking • Access to the premium dual-floor shared corporate distance to the stadium. hospitality area, all day food buffet and open bar Otherwise take the MTR to Causeway Bay Station and • Official match programme the stadium is about 15 minutes walk away. • Option to add on VIP the official Thursday night Kick Off concert including an exclusive brunch/lunch, unlimited open bar and the chance to mix and mingle with the Hong Kong Sevens ambassadors. Get amongst it Premium Sevens The HSBC Sevens Village is right across from Hong Kong Stadium and shows all the live action on a An unforgettable experience for passionate Sevens fans. giant screen. There’s a great atmosphere with live Includes: music, sports themed interactive games, giveaways, • Exclusive three day reserved seat with premium views food and beverage outlets and the opportunity to in a large corporate open air box, located on the main meet past rugby legends. level close to the South Stand on the South try-line As well as being home to this daytime festival, • Three day access to full hospitality in the Sevens Village the HSBC Sevens Village is also the venue for the located opposite the stadium including five star gourmet after party. Once the final whistle is blown, the fun rolling buffets, open bar and champagne lounge continues for the best after party that the weekend • VIP tickets to the official Thursday night Kick Off will offer. Entry to the HSBC Sevens Village is free. concert including an exclusive brunch/lunch, unlimited open bar and the chance to mix and mingle with the Photos by Future Project Group for HKRU. Hong Kong Sevens ambassadors • Exclusive Stadium Tour • Merchandise voucher All ticket types must be purchased in conjunction with a package. We do not sell tickets only. ® S P ORTS & E V E N T S Flight Centre Travel Group have been granted a licence and been appointed sub-travel agent status by Keith Prowse Travel, who are an Official Travel Agent of the 2017 Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens. *Terms & Conditions: Prices are correct as at 22 August 2016, are subject to availability & are subject to change without notice. Sales period: Valid for sale from 22 August 2016 until 9 December 2016 unless otherwise stated, withdrawn or sold out prior. Event conditions: A $1000pp deposit is required at the time of booking. Full payment due 9 December 2016 unless otherwise advised. If payment is not received by the due date packages may be auto- cancelled. Attendance conditions apply to tickets and attendance at the HSBC/Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Sevens 2017. General conditions: All prices are per person, in NZ Dollars, unless otherwise stated. All prices are based on payment by cash or EFTPOS only. Selected travel dates apply. Minimum & maximum stay restrictions may apply. Seasonal surcharges & blackout dates may apply depending on date of travel. Prices are valid for new bookings only. Accommodation, holiday packages, cruises & tours are based on twin share unless otherwise stated. Packages are based on consecutive night stays. Accommodation star rating is based on Flight Centre ratings & is a guide only to the overall quality of the property. The accommodation, event tickets & any other components included in your holiday are provided by suppliers, carriers & hoteliers with their own terms & conditions, which your booking is subject to. For full terms & conditions visit www.flightcentre.co.nz/bookingterms. For full event terms & conditions visit http://www.flightcentre.co.nz/promotions/cathay-pacific-hsbc-hong-kong-sevens-hong-kong INF1140937 flightcentre.co.nz | 0800 35 44 48.
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