Booking conditions

Promotion Period
From now until 8 October 2026
Exclusive Benefit
  • Complimentary ticket to the "Pompeii" exhibition at the National Museum of China
  • Reservation-free access to the “Ancient China” gallery at the National Museum of China
Booking Channel
China Southern Official Website
Eligible Routes
Flights from Australia to Beijing
Eligible Cabin Classes
  • Business Class (J/C/D/I)
  • Premium Economy Class (W/S)
  • Economy Class (Y/B/M/H/K/U/A/L/Q/E)
Look for the “Free Museum Ticket” label when booking
Complimentary National Museum Exhibition Ticket
*Complimentary exhibition tickets are limited and available while stocks last.

*Terms and Conditions apply

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Pompeii: A Never-Ending Discovery

The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE froze the prosperous Mediterranean city of Pompeii in time through a devastating cataclysm. Buried under volcanic ash, the city was shielded from the erosion of time and human interference. This preserved the city’s urban layout, architectural structures, and social ecosystem to an extraordinary degree, leaving behind a complete and vivid sample of ancient Roman life for future generations. Today, it serves as a vital window for humanity to understand ancient Italian civilization.

On February 4, 2026, Pompeii: A Never-Ending Discovery opened to the public at the National Museum of China. Jointly organized by the National Museum of China and the Institute of the Italian Encyclopedia Treccani, the exhibition reviews nearly three centuries of archaeological history—from the first excavations in 1748 to the present day. The exhibition charts the evolution of archaeological methods, concepts, and discoveries over different eras: from simple artifact extraction to holistic site preservation; from static descriptions of remains to the reconstruction of social and cultural life. It illustrates a shared vision between China and Italy in the field of cultural heritage: that these sites are not merely static exhibits requiring scientific care, but living resources imbued with vitality.

The exhibition brings together 105 exquisite artifacts (sets) from the National Archaeological Museum of Naples and the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, complemented by three immersive installations. Through two main sections—The First Excavations and The New Excavations—and the finale The Victims, the exhibition translates cutting-edge academic research into an intuitive visual language. It offers a fresh perspective on Pompeii’s historical landscape and daily life, revealing its vital status within the Roman Empire and its extensive connections across the Mediterranean.

We sincerely invite you to join us on this journey. Through the archaeological evidence of Pompeii, feel the vibrant pulse of daily life in ancient Rome. Let us look beyond a past woven with both joy and sorrow to jointly contemplate the eternal mystery of the continuous survival and growth of human civilization.

Visit Reservation Methods

Online Registration
Phone Registration
Email Registration
csnholiday@csair.com

Further details

  • Eligible Booking: Look for the “Free Museum Ticket” label when booking.
  • Promotion Period: From now until 8 October 2026.
  • Exclusive Benefit: Fly with China Southern Airlines to Beijing and receive a complimentary ticket to the Pompeii exhibition at the National Museum of China.
  • Eligible Routes: Flights to Beijing from Australia.
  • Eligible Booking Classes: Business Class / Premium Economy Class / Economy Class.
  • Visit Reservation Methods
  • Online Registration: Complete the registration form → “Register for a visit to the National Museum of China” (Please submit your information no later than 3 calendar days prior to flight departure.)
  • Phone Registration: Dial +8620 86595539 (overseas) or 4009995539 (domestic).
  • Email Registration: Send your registration to csnholiday@csair.com.
  • Booking Channel: China Southern Airlines Official Website.
  • Children: Children occupying a seat are charged the same fare as adults. Child tickets cannot be purchased separately and must be booked in the same reservation as an accompanying adult.
  • Infants: For infants under 2 years of age, please contact China Southern Airlines Customer Service or your local sales office for ticketing.
  • Complimentary exhibition tickets are for the travelling passenger only and cannot be resold, exchanged for cash or used towards other fees or charges.
  • Complimentary tickets are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis according to registration order. If tickets are unavailable for the requested date, China Southern Airlines will contact the passenger by email or phone to offer an alternative date. If the passenger accepts, the ticket will be arranged for the agreed alternative date. If the passenger declines, the benefit will be forfeited.
  • Changes and Refunds:
  • Flight changes and refunds are subject to the standard fare conditions applicable to the relevant booking class.
  • If a passenger voluntarily refunds their flight ticket, the complimentary exhibition ticket benefit will automatically become invalid. Any registered exhibition ticket will also be cancelled and cannot be used or rescheduled.
  • If a passenger voluntarily changes cabin or booking class and the new class is not eligible for this promotion, the exhibition ticket benefit will be forfeited. If the new class remains eligible, the benefit will be retained.
  • In the event of an involuntary refund or involuntary cabin/booking class change, passengers may request a corresponding change or cancellation of the exhibition ticket. China Southern Airlines will assist based on the circumstances.
  • Information collected for this event registration will be used solely for ticket reservation at the National Museum of China. It will be kept strictly confidential and not disclosed to third parties or used for any other purpose. By submitting your information, you acknowledge and agree to this notice.
  • Other Conditions: China Southern Airlines reserves the right of final interpretation of this promotion.

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