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Last updated 2026-09-25 — As temperatures rise, heralding the arrival of summer, now is the perfect time to plan a trip to the Southern Hemisphere. China Airlines’ 2010 "Freedom & Leisure" premium travel series features vibrant itineraries to Brisbane, Sydney, Penang, and more...

As temperatures rise, heralding the arrival of summer, now is the perfect time to plan a trip to the Southern Hemisphere. China Airlines’ 2010 "Freedom & Leisure" premium travel series offers sun-filled, energetic getaways to Brisbane, Sydney, Penang, and more. Purchases made between now and May 20th not only come with great discounts and bonus gifts but also give you a chance to win major prizes like flight-and-hotel packages and round-trip air tickets.


The colorful underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef. Photo provided by Tourism Australia

In Brisbane, known as the "Capital of Sunshine," besides enjoying the city’s charming classical European flair, the itinerary also includes a visit to the iconic Australian attraction, the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, where you can hug these national treasures for photos and even create your own personalized calendar. Here, you can also explore the world’s largest coral reef system—the Great Barrier Reef (Reef). Listed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 1981, the reef stretches over 2,000 kilometers along Queensland’s coast. Don a wetsuit and dive into the ocean to swim alongside schools of fish through cliffs, tunnels, and caves, immersing yourself in the vibrant underwater wonderland.

For a vacation that combines the vibrancy of a cosmopolitan city with the relaxation of beachside leisure, the bay-surrounded dynamic metropolis of Sydney will not disappoint. Unlike other Australian cities, Sydney’s diverse cultural life makes you feel like you’re in a United Nations gathering. Start with a classic harbor tour to visit iconic attractions like the Sydney Opera House, Royal Botanic Garden, and Museum of Contemporary Art, or take a ferry ride to enjoy the scenic views. Additionally, you can visit the Blue Mountains National Park, one of Australia’s representative attractions. The park is famous for its surreal light blue haze, caused by the release of oil particles from vast eucalyptus trees. Hiking, mountain biking, or rock climbing are all great ways to experience this million-acre forest bath.


Enjoy the endless blue of Redang Island. Photo provided by Tourism Malaysia

Besides Australia, Penang, known as the "Pearl of the Orient," is also a highlight of China Airlines’ premium travel series. This city boasts a rich blend of multicultural heritage, combining Chinese, Western, and Malay influences, along with serene beaches, a mix of classical and modern architecture, and a wealth of shopping and Southeast Asian cuisine, making it an incredibly charming destination. China Airlines, leveraging its exclusive direct flights between Taipei and Penang, takes travelers to experience the many facets of this Oriental Pearl.

Starting now, anyone who purchases an itinerary from China Airlines’ "Freedom & Leisure" series featuring eight top vacation destinations and registers online can participate in the "Freedom & Leisure Go Active" lucky draw for "premium gifts." Winners may receive prizes such as a flight-and-hotel package in Brisbane or China Airlines air tickets. For details, inquire at major travel agencies or China Airlines’ customer service center at (02) 2715-1212.

China Airlines Premium Travel Website: dp.china-airlines.com
Go Active Website: www.promotions.com.tw/golohas


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