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The IATA code of the Sydney airport is SYD. It is a prime international airport in Australia, sending flights to several countries in Asia, Europe, and America. Being one of the busiest airports, it serves approximately 44 million passengers in a year. It is located 8 km from the Sydney city centre and within 10 km from most tourist attractions of this city.

The airport has three terminals, with terminal T1 serving international flights from 3 am to 11 pm and terminals T2 and T3 serving domestic flights from 4 am to 11 pm. The Sydney airport has terminal transfers available on the ground, like the T bus service operating between the international and domestic terminals every 30 minutes.

The T1 international terminal has multiple lounges, some of which are run by prime airlines for their passengers while pay-to-use lounges are also available. Travellers can even shop and dine at all the terminals. The other services available at the airport are — money exchange, free Wi-Fi, a medical centre, a conference hall, an observation deck etc.

Tourists can utilise various transportation options like car rentals, cabs, local buses, trains, shuttle services, or bikes.

Sydney is the largest among all cities in Australia. It is the capital of New South Wales, the southeastern state of this country. It was established in the early 19th century as a small commercial settlement. It has a warm temperate climate, owing to its location at 34° South latitude. Hence, it experiences hot summer for several days between December and February. Winter days in June–August are comfortably cooler.

Sydney is also a popular tourist destination for people from all over the world. Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Hyde Park, Lane Cove National Park, Botany Bay National Park in the south, and Chase National Park in the north are the prime tourist attractions of this city. Multiple bays and inlets of River Hawkesbury stretch along the land, making this city ideal for many water sports. The beaches along the Pacific Ocean also remain crowded with tourists throughout the year.

As Sydney was founded by British traders, a majority of its local population consists of British and Irish people. However, people from many other countries migrated to this city in past decades. Hence, the population now consists of people of Indian, Lebanese, Chinese, Arabic, Turkish, Vietnamese, Italian, and Greek origins. Restaurants offering traditional cuisines from all these countries are easily available in Sydney.

Metropolitan bus services, ferry services along the harbours, and the light rail system are the modes of public transport available in Sydney. Thus, tourists have no problem in sightseeing in this city. There is also a pedestrian plaza in Martin Place in the city centre.

Auckland Airport is considered the most important and busiest airport in New Zealand. The IATA code of this airport is AKL. It is located at an approximate distance of 20 km to the South of the city centre.

Several reputed airlines, like KLM Royal Dutch, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, and Hawaiian Airlines send international flights to New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, India, Singapore, and many other countries. It has single domestic and international terminals connected through regular buses from 5:00 am to 11:00 pm.

There are frequent buses to easily travel from the international terminal to the domestic terminal or vice versa. Strata club, one of the best lounges in Auckland airport, will help you to relax before your scheduled flight departs from the airport grounds. Apart from the lounge, there are several restaurants and shops on the airport grounds where you can spend your free time.

The international terminal of Auckland airport offers excellent facilities to passengers, like free Internet access, an emergency medical centre, a lost and found luggage centre, and so on. Apart from this, there are several toll posts for ATMs and currency exchanges at the airport.

Auckland is the most populous and one of the largest cities in New Zealand. It is built over a narrow and relatively thin isthmus between the Manukau Harbour and Waitematā Harbour. It was also founded by Gov. William Hobson as the capital of this region. It was named after George Eden, who was once the Earl of Auckland and the first Lord of the British Admiralty.

Auckland is home to the indigenous Polynesian population of the Maori people. In the 19th century, the city was densely populated with several Maori communities. But after the British established the colonies, the population started to decrease, yet it is one of the dominant tribes in the city.

Till 1865, it was the capital city of New Zealand, after which the title was transferred to Wellington. In 2010, Auckland was further extended to encompass 11 smaller regions like North Shore, Manukau, etc.

The Waitematā Harbour sprawls over 180 sq km and has a maximum channel depth of 10 meters. It connects the city to several other regions of the world through waterways. In 1959, the Auckland Harbour Bridge was constructed to connect that district of North Shore with the Waitematā Harbour.

The city is considered the prime centre of the television industry of New Zealand, thereby offering an excellent insight into the country's entertainment industry. It houses some famous museums of this country, like the War Memorial Museum, the National Maritime Museum, and the Museum of Transport and Technology.