China Southern airline guide: China Southern is one of China's largest airlines, based in Guangzhou. It isn't currently in a global alliance, but has a range of bilateral codeshares and airline partnerships, and connects Australia and New Zealand with Guangzhou and other Chinese cities, plus onward services across Asia and Europe. Check the booking page for the specific itinerary and fare conditions, including baggage, meals and entertainment.
China Southern's services connect through its hub at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN), so check the layover on your chosen itinerary and the minimum connection time before booking.
About Seoul
Seoul pairs centuries-old landmarks with a fast-moving modern city: explore Gyeongbokgung Palace and Bukchon Hanok Village, walk Cheonggyecheon Stream, and head to Myeong-dong for shopping and street food. The city is also a useful base for visiting the DMZ or hiking in Bukhansan National Park. Visit Seoul has more information for planning your trip.
China Southern return fares to Seoul start at $1,023 from Auckland, with Christchurch from $1,075. The listed trips span October 2026 to September 2027 from Auckland, and October 2026 to March 2027 from Christchurch. Prices are in New Zealand dollars; select a date below to search and check the itinerary and final fare before booking.
Auckland - Seoul return on China Southern
Dates: 26 Oct 26 - 30 Sep 27
- Cheapest: $1023 return
Christchurch - Seoul return on China Southern
Dates: 28 Oct 26 - 21 Mar 27
- Cheapest: $1075 return
Summary
- Auckland - Seoul return (26 Oct 26 - 30 Sep 27) from $1023 return
- Christchurch - Seoul return (28 Oct 26 - 21 Mar 27) from $1075 return
Fares were available at the time of posting and may change or sell out.
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