Tang Holidays from NZ$2,497

We make it easy to see the world, with Tang holiday packages starting from as little as NZ$2,497. You’ll have the flexibility to bundle your preferred hotels, airlines and car rental. For the ultimate escape, why not add some activities and tours to your travel itinerary?

Browse and lock in everything all in one place with our Tang holiday packages. You’ll find bargains on flights, hotels and more that’ll keep your credit card happy and your adventurousness alive. And, with more than 550 air carriers and 1 000 000 properties around the world to pick from, you’ll have endless opportunities to mix and match as you like.

Travellers are usually able to compare international flights on Expedia within 12 months of departure. Booking last minute? With a bit of luck, it’s still possible to score an affordable ticket just weeks before your journey.

Hotels, flights and a cool set of wheels for all your fun road trip adventures. Simply select your preferred bundle and get access to incredible deals. Once you’ve made your booking, add on a couple of experiences and tours and watch your savings pile up. When it comes to organising your Tang break, you’re in control!

Booking all the parts of your escape together is a smart way to save. Bundle your flights, car rentals and hotels into a handy little package. But your options don’t end at hotels. Expedia has all sorts of properties, including holiday homes such as mountain cabins and serviced residences. Your choices are almost endless!

You can, and with over 550 airlines to pick from worldwide, you’ve got lots of choice. Scroll through the available options and see which airline fits your budget and needs.

Because we understand life can throw you a few curveballs, the answer is yes. For further information, head to our Customer Service Portal. But generally speaking, if you’ve made your booking in the last 24 hours, you may be able to change or cancel it with no penalties. Your hotel, airline or car rental company may charge a fee if your booking is older than that.