A ski trip to New Zealand—you deserve the best!

Although May Day is already over, the desire to keep playing just won’t stop—what should you do? Head to New Zealand for some skiing! While everyone else is patiently waiting for the next snow season under the scorching summer sun, you’re already packing your bags and stepping straight into the Southern Hemisphere’s winter—and conquering the world’s top ski resorts. No need to wake yourself up—it’s not a dream!

Introducing New Zealand's Off-Season Ski Circuit—a skiing extravaganza designed for true ski enthusiasts, letting you experience the thrill of powder snow under the warm sunshine of the Southern Hemisphere!

Travel dates: August 16 to August 26, totaling 10 days

Number of members in the group: 8–10 people, round-trip Beijing

Registration Deadline: May 31, 2016

Enjoy smooth skiing at New Zealand's four premier ski resorts

For true skiers, the diverse top-notch ski resorts will spark an even richer sensory experience. This time, we’ll sweep you across 4 world-class international ski destinations near Queenstown and Wanaka in New Zealand—featuring a full-day schedule at four resorts plus one night session—immersing you completely in the pure joy of skiing.

The Four Major Ski Resorts

Coronet Peak Ski Area

Offering New Zealand's only nighttime service on the South Island

The Remarkables Ski Area

Featuring a sun-facing hillside facing north and world-renowned facilities, it’s the only Burton Stash-style terrain park in the Southern Hemisphere.

>>>>>Cardrona Ski Resort

Three massive concave areas, dotted with numerous wide-ranging slides, boast the largest terrain park in the Southern Hemisphere.

Treble Cone Ski Area

New Zealand's largest ski resort on the South Island, boasting the finest snow quality and the highest percentage of black runs, offering breathtaking views of Lake Wanaka.

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Best snow quality

In New Zealand, in the Southern Hemisphere, June to September marks the winter season, with average temperatures hovering around 6°C. Thanks to its oceanic climate, August is widely regarded as the best time for snow quality, attracting many European ski enthusiasts eager to satisfy their winter cravings.

Compared to Queenstown, the small town of Wanaka is more refined and laid-back—truly a haven for New Zealand’s affluent crowd. Nestled right next to the Southern Alps and surrounded by the picturesque Lake Wanaka, it boasts breathtaking scenery that captivates visitors year-round. In winter, it receives some of the heaviest snowfall in all of New Zealand, earning it a spot on National Geographic’s list of the world’s 25 top ski destinations.

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Best Flight

New Zealand involves two flights in total. To conserve energy and ensure you’re in peak skiing condition, we’ve selected the most cost-effective non-red-eye flight for you, with a convenient layover in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city.

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Best Hotel

Unlike traditional ski groups that stay in hotels located directly on the ski resort grounds, this time the hotel is situated in the heart of Queenstown and Wanaka. First, it gives everyone more dining options while allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the local lifestyle. Second, it makes it much easier to drive to all four nearby ski resorts.

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The ultimate outdoor experience

Extreme sports

(Free time)

New Zealand is renowned worldwide for its exceptional outdoor management, and Queenstown on New Zealand's South Island is particularly celebrated for its diverse range of outdoor activities. That’s why this trip includes a full day of free time specifically for you to dive into some exhilarating adventure sports—think skydiving, bungee jumping, paragliding, ziplining, or even high-speed jet boating.

Of course, you can also wander freely through the town’s streets and city parks, just like the locals do. Notably, Queenstown and Wanaka are dotted with charming little bars that perfectly capture the area’s laid-back vibe—ideal for gathering with a few friends after dinner to enjoy a few drinks and share your thoughts about the day’s thrilling ski adventures.

Backcountry helicopter skiing

(Paid activity)

After watching so many expert helicopter-skiing videos, don’t you feel like giving it a try yourself? Zipping through pristine white mountain peaks and gliding effortlessly in nature’s raw, untouched beauty—it’s an experience that truly captivates the imagination!

Itinerary Overview:

Departing from Beijing

Arriving in Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland this morning

Fly to Queenstown this afternoon as part of the event.

Coronet Peak

Nighttime skiing at the resort, stay in Queenstown

The Remarkables ski resort, stay in Queenstown

Queenstown Free Ride

Move in, stay in Queenstown

Cardrona Snow

Field, staying in Wanaka

Treble Cone

Ski resort, stay in Wanaka

Treble Cone

Ski resort, stay in Wanaka

Flying to Auckland,

Arrived in Beijing the next day

Prices & Benefits

Price

Four-star accommodation, 24,500 RMB per person

Samsung Accommodation, 22,500 RMB per person

Users who sign up through the "Go Skiing" platform now will receive a voucher worth500A mysterious gift from Yuan!

Price includes

Visa fees, two domestic flights within New Zealand (economy class), full-board accommodation with breakfast throughout the trip, 5-day lift tickets for four major ski resorts, ski guide services, round-trip transportation with a driver for the entire itinerary (excluding free days), and tips for W guides and local drivers—plus comprehensive travel accident insurance.

Price does not include

International round-trip airfare (approximately RMB 6,000 per person), single supplement, full-board lunches and dinners throughout the trip, ski equipment rental fees, and excess baggage charges