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Thu, 31 March 2016

Etihad Airways Extends Partnership with Sydney Opera House

Etihad Airways has extended its partnership with the Sydney Opera House for a further five years.

Under the terms of the new deal, Etihad Airways will continue as the Sydney Opera House’s Major Partner and Opening Nights Presenting Partner.

The airline will support Opera House programming by flying guest artists and performing arts companies to Sydney from across its extensive network of 116 international destinations.

“The partnership with the Sydney Opera House, one of the world’s architectural wonders, is especially significant for Etihad Airways,” said Etihad Airways General Manager Australia and New Zealand, Sarah Built. “Together with the five-year, $30 million deal we signed with Tourism Australia last year, it multiplies our efforts to promote travel to Australia and to elevate Sydney’s profile as one of the world’s great tourist and cultural destinations in key markets.”

The Opera House Renewal is well underway, from a suite of building projects that will touch all four corners of Jørn Utzon’s masterpiece to a renewed focus on integrating the experience audiences and visitors enjoy at the Opera House.

Sydney Opera House CEO Louise Herron AM said, “We want everyone’s experience of the Opera House to be as inspiring as the building itself. Working closely with Etihad Airways we want to explore how they can best support a more integrated artistic and visitor experience as we prepare the Opera House for future generations.” 

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