More people are becoming interested in travelling to the Orient, either in search of spiritualism, or just to get a taste of the unique culture that places like China, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and others can offer.

China travel is particularly interesting because of the variety of interesting places and cultural hot spots that can be found. Another very important factor is that a holiday to China is very easy on your budget. The accommodation facilities are cheap, yet comfortable and tasteful, and there are several places to visit which tourists can easily avail of either through a holiday tour guide, or simply by getting a map and a backpack and setting off in search of adventure.

China is a country that has the largest population statistics, yet other than the cities, large portions of rural China are full of scenic beauty and tranquil settings and will give you the chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday activities if that is what you are looking for.

China holidays are becoming increasingly popular with student groups as well. The advent of globalisation has resulted in airfare prices being reduced, and as a result, there are several cheap flights to China, whether you are looking to take a flight from the UK to China between semesters and go on a sightseeing trip, or if you are interested in the Beijing Olympics of 2008. Accommodation is cheap and the food is inexpensive and available on every street corner from small eateries to roadside stalls to high-end restaurants.

One of the must-see places in China is the Great Wall. This remarkable manmade structure can even be seen from the moon and has been listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The Great Wall is said to be over 6000 kilo metres long and was built to defend China from the Huns. It is certainly worth going to China just to see this one part of history, if not for anything else. Even if you take a flight to Beijing, the Great Wall is at good proximity to the city so you could easily pay a visit there.

Another great place to visit in China is Shanghai. This is an ultra modern city full of skyscrapers and steel and glass buildings located near the Yangtze River delta. The Oriental Pearl TV tower will offer you a breathtaking view of the entire city and make for some wonderful photographs and memories.

Shanghai is known as the “Oriental Paris” and makes for excellent cheap shopping. The prices are affordable and almost everyone who visits China takes a flight to Shanghai, China because this is the country’s most important city, second to Hong Kong. Shanghai also draws tourists to places like Mt. Sheshan, Chongming Island, Dingshan Lake, and the shopping malls of Xujiahui, Yuyuan Shopping City, and Jiali Sleepless City.

If you are on a China holiday to Shanghai, then make sure to take in the sights of the Donghai Bridge, which is the world’s longest bridge across the sea, the Jing’an Temple, and the beautiful Xujiahui Cathedral.

There are many cheap flights to China, if you are planning to go over and see the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics. You can take a cheap flight to Beijing from London or any other place in the United Kingdom. Besides the Olympics, the Forbidden City is the greatest tourist destination in Beijing. Having been declared a world heritage site, the Forbidden City will give you an understanding of China’s history, ancient culture, and traditions.

Honk Kong has many cheap flights that shuttle to and fro straight from the UK as well as from other parts of the world, so making your way to this exquisite city will be fast and convenient, not to mention gentle on your budget. Hong Kong will offer you a chance to experience a blending of Chinese culture, as well as see firsthand the strong influences of the West, whether it is a traditional Catholic church or an English pub where ale is served. Victoria Peak draws several thousand tourists, being the highest mountain in Hong Kong and the best place for a panoramic view of the city. The view of Hong Kong at night from atop Victoria Peak is said to be one of the most incredible sights in China.

Since China is such a massive country, it is almost impossible to experience all that it has to offer on a single trip to the country. However, no matter which places you visit on your China travel holiday, you are guaranteed to come away enriched, especially if you include the Great Wall of China on your list and make a stop at Shanghai.

It doesn’t matter whether you are backpacking your way from one place to another, or are on a luxury sightseeing trip, China will give everyone who visits an unforgettable holiday.

Help answer the question about cheap flights

How can i get cheap flights next summer?
I need to book to single flights for next July/August; each a single from London-Washington D.C and then from New York to London.

Any ideas on how to get cheap ones?

Thank you

15 Responses to “Cheap Flight to Hong Kong”

  • David . says:

    http://www.thaiair.com

    I fly frequently between Bangkok and Hong Kong.

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  • bigbuggie5 says:

    Many great tips that I didn’t know about, Thanks!

  • bryant_mat says:

    The cheapest way to go to HK from the Mainland is to take a domestic flight to Shenzhen and then cross over to HK or else if you want to fly directly,then the minimum fare from Beijing to HK is about RMB 1490 and high fare RMB 2040,one way.

  • Triinkyx3 says:

    haha they used a old person

    XD

  • moonman says:

    And this is an immigration question and not a airline question because………………..?

  • EstepaOnYou says:

    nice! great tips and tricks

  • Pre-law1971 says:

    No doubt airfare and hotel are two biggest guys that eat up most of your budget for visiting Hk. The smartest choice on saving is to avoid going when all others want to go, unless you don't mind it's packed with locals and tourists everywhere.

    So here is what I think you should AVOID:
    For airfare (LA-HK,round trip falls into these periods)
    Xmas / NYD (mid Dec-mid Jan)
    CNY (usually mid Jan-mid Feb. depending on the lunar calendar each year)
    Easter (late mar-mid Apr)
    Summer season (mid Jun-mid Sept)

    For Hotel, AVOID
    Xmas / NYD (mid Dec-early Jan)
    Summer Season (July and August)
    The tricky period: Major conventions, Business fairs/shows (pick up in Mar. hot in April, May, and Sept, die down mid Oct)
    Definitely NOT period:
    May 1st holidays (a.k.a. Golden week in China)
    (1 week bf and af May 1)
    Chinese National Day holidays (another Golden Week in China) (1wk bf/af Oct 1)

    K.I.S.S., visit in Nov. till early Dec.. Not much rain, clear sky, temp is around 70-75 F, low in humidity. More important, the cheapest Airfare in the year, low rate in Hotel rooms, more availability on space from both. Your back up plan will be in late Feb till March.

    check out the schedules of all future activities in the events and conventions sections from the site below

  • Phooey says:

    Call some agents in London Chinatown, they usually have the best plane ticket for Hong Kong and China – asking for CX package of ticket and hotels. CX website is http://www.cathaypacific.com

    I can tell you that 2500 pounds are unlikely to be enough for 3 people in coming July. (Maybe enough for plane ticket, but not ticket + 2 weeks for 3 for sure) Tickets are very tight from London to HK due to (Aug 8 is the Beijing Olympic, Oasis HK airline – a discount airline flys UK to HK just bankrupted. UK, CX and some other airline needs to take care of those Oasis customer.) Price will likely to increase than decrease. You should book ASAP if you want to go. (2500 pound may be enough if you go in Oct/Nov.)

  • Richie B says:

    this flight is all by January 1,2008

    by malaysia airlines:
    MYR1,363.00

    by singapore airlines:
    MYR1,304.00

    by cathay pacific:
    MYR 2,236.00

    so, pick your best!!

  • Joe 90 says:

    china airline, cathay, eva, dragon air? along with thai are all a few airline that will take u from tpe to hkg. i actually switched yahoo into yahoo- taiwan and if u read mandarin….click on travel and input the two destination and it gave me the above airline; since u didn't specify time of travel and length of stay, i will leave u to the remain of ur reservation, then. have u try any travel agency?!? they might give u a better insight or possible deals. best of luck.

  • JQ521 says:

    Skip the travel websites and go straight through the airline, that is where you will find the best deals. Here are some good websites, that actually work:
    *http://www.dragonair.com/da/en_INTL/homepage
    *http://www.hkairlines.com/
    *http://www.airchina.com.cn/index.shtml

    They have the best deals, without the trickery of say expedia

  • Christine says:

    it always depends on which date that you are plannning to travel..the flight fare can be increase or decrease and like i mentioned earlier it depends on the season.. if its on a peak season like christmas, new year or maybe during the chinese new year..the rate will be sky-rocket aka expensive..so if you can give me your preferred date of flying..i can search and give more accurate answer to your question..

    anyway, you can easily search for the cheapest fare with this link http://travel.yahoo.com/;_ylc=X3oDMTE5MGRqZDdoBF9TAzI3MTYxNDkEc2VjA2ZwLXRyb3VnaARzbGsDc3Bpcml0LWZpeGVk

    good luck!

  • Like that granny has flexability!

    Oh yea, Maybe on the sex videos.

    *Cringes*

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