From:
Kevin Crossen (Orbit Wellington)
To:
Emma Miles-Buckler
Subject:
Orbit Travel Itinerary - Muir/Robert Mr, Departing 20-Nov-19, Booking WO1434707
Date:
Thursday, 7 November 2019 5:19:17 p.m.
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Hi Emma,
Please find attached the confirmed itinerary for
Robert Muir traveling to
Beijing. His tickets have now been issued and accommodation confirmed.
Please ensure all details
are correct.
Final electronic documents will be emailed through to you next week.
I have booked the hotel direct and advised them to chargeback the room and incidentals as requested.
I have amended the fee for the flight booking from the amount I quoted as you are now on the new AOG fee structure.
A VISA reminder:
When travelling on a New Zealand passport, a visa is required to enter China.
Please note that no Airpoints are earned on the new All of Government airfares. However status points will still apply on any applicable flights.
Costing:
NZ Fare:
NZD 1657.71
QF Fare:
NZD 1288.82
Orbit Fee:
NZD 105.35
Total:
NZD 3051.88
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Fare conditions:
Please read carefully the conditions listed below which apply once this airfare is booked and ticketed.
Amendments: NZ ticket - NZD 100.00 change fee - fare difference may apply.
Amendments: QF ticket - NZD 165.00 change fee - fare difference may apply. NZD 715.00 change fee if noshow.
Cancellations: NZ ticket - NZD 275.00 fee if cancelled no later than day before departure. Nonrefundable on day of departure.
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Cancellations: QF ticket - Nonrefundable
Let me know if you have any questions.
Kind Regards
Kevin
Kevin Crossen
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Itinerary especially prepared for
Mr Robert Muir
Wednesday 20 November 2019
Flight
Wellington to Auckland
3:15 PM
Recommended check in time
4:45 PM
Air New Zealand - Flight NZ0444
Air Ref:
KPBG4H
No. Seats:
1
Depart:
Wellington - 4:45 PM (1645 hrs)
Arrive:
Auckland - 5:50 PM (1750 hrs) 1982
Flight Time:
1 hour 05 minutes
Status:
Confirmed
Aircraft:
Airbus A320
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Class:
Economy
Transit:
0 Stops
Baggage:
Mr Robert Muir - 2PC.
Seat:
Mr Robert Muir Seat No: 06A Requested
Tickets:
0869469599617
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Flight
Auckland to Beijing
8:20 PM
Air New Zealand - Flight NZ3889
Air Ref:
KPBG4H
No. Seats:
1
Depart:
Auckland - 8:20 PM (2020 hrs)
Arrive:
Beijing Capital Apt - 4:30 AM (0430 hrs)
Thursday 21 November 2019
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Dep Term:
International Terminal
Arr Term:
Terminal 3
Flight Time:
13 hours 10 minutes
Status:
Confirmed
Aircraft:
BOEING 787-9
Class:
Premium Economy
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Operated by:
Air China
Transit:
0 Stops
Baggage:
Mr Robert Muir - 2PC.
Seat:
Mr Robert Muir Seat No: 32C Requested
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Tickets:
0869469599617
Hotel
Hotel Jen Beijing
No 1 Jianguomenwai Avenue
Phone:
86-10-65052277
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Beijing
Fax:
86-10-65050818
100004
Status:
Confirmed
Acc Type: Std King Lmtd View
Check In:
Wednesday 20 November 2019
Conf No:
74955SB064926
Check Out:
Saturday 23 November 2019
Rate:
$1,418.63 (CNY)
Rooms:
1
Meal Plan: Room Only
Cancellation:
Cancel by 1800 on 19 November 2019, Beijing local time, to avoid 1 NIGHT CANCEL FEE
Note:
The traveller MUST be provided with a copy of the invoice at checkout.
Orbit World Travel`s Conferma Virtual Credit Card has been provided to charge for your room and
incidentals excluding alcohol, minibar, movies and gratuity. Please confirm this with the hotel at check-in,
should there be any problems please ask the hotel to contact Orbit World Travel directly +644 4963288(2).
The hotel is aware of your late arrival time from your flight arriving into Beijing at 4.30am on 21 November.
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Saturday 23 November 2019
Flight
Beijing to Hong Kong
11:30 AM
Recommended check in time
1:30 PM
Cathay Pacific - Flight CX0391
Air Ref:
RIU5ES
No. Seats:
1
Depart:
Beijing Capital Apt - 1:30 PM (1330 hrs)
Arrive:
Hong Kong - 5:30 PM (1730 hrs)
Dep Term:
Terminal 3
Arr Term:
Terminal 1
Flight Time:
4 hours
Status:
Confirmed
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Aircraft:
Boeing 777-300ER
Class:
Premium Economy
Transit:
0 Stops
Baggage:
Mr Robert Muir - 40K.
Seat:
Mr Robert Muir Seat No: 33K Requested
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Tickets:
0819469599639
Flight
Hong Kong to Melbourne, VI
7:05 PM
Qantas Airways - Flight QF0030
Air Ref:
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RIU5ES
No. Seats:
1
Depart:
Hong Kong - 7:05 PM (1905 hrs)
Arrive:
Melbourne - 7:35 AM (0735 hrs)
Sunday 24 November 2019
Dep Term:
Terminal 1
Arr Term:
Terminal 2
Flight Time:
9 hours 30 minutes
Status:
Confirmed
Aircraft:
BOEING 787-9
Class:
Premium Economy
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Transit:
0 Stops
Baggage:
Mr Robert Muir - 40K.
Seat:
Mr Robert Muir Seat No: 23K Requested
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0819469599639
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Sunday 24 November 2019
Flight
Melbourne, VI to Wellington
9:10 AM
Qantas Airways - Flight QF0171
Air Ref:
RIU5ES
No. Seats:
1
Depart:
Melbourne - 9:10 AM (0910 hrs)
Arrive:
Wellington - 2:45 PM (1445 hrs)
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Dep Term:
Terminal 2
Flight Time:
3 hours 35 minutes
Status:
Confirmed
Aircraft:
BOEING 737-800
Class:
Economy
Transit:
0 Stops
Baggage:
Mr Robert Muir - 40K.
Seat:
Mr Robert Muir Seat No: 09A Requested
Tickets:
0819469599639
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