Stock market opened with modest gain on Wednesday marking third consecutive session in the upward gain
Emirates' new Dubai-Bali-Auckland flight will provide the only year-round non-stop daily service between Auckland and Bali, giving passengers an opportunity to visit and/or stop over in one of the most popular islands in Indonesia.
Sir Tim Clark, president, Emirates Airline, said: "We're pleased to introduce additional capacity to serve the strong demand for travel to Bali, and to Auckland. We are confident that our year-round service between Auckland and Bali will be well received by our customers, not only in New Zealand and Indonesia, but also from our global network particularly from markets like the UK, Europe and the Middle East."
With its spectacular mountains and picturesque beaches, Bali is considered to be a world leading tourist destination, welcoming more than 4.5 million foreign tourist arrivals in 2016, including over 40,500 New Zealanders. Emirates' new service will add to Bali's global connectivity, further stimulating the island's economic and tourism growth.
Stock market opened with modest gain on Wednesday marking third consecutive session in the upward gain
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