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This will be my first trip to Europe and my longest long-haul flight, i'll be departing from Sydney airport. I've narrowed down my choices to two flight deals. The cheapest is $1200AUD with China Southern to fly into Amsterdam, there's a 6 hour layover in Guangzhou (1hr15min layover returning).
JFK is invariably the cheapest airport to fly to Europe. Heathrow is the highest traffic city pair so it tends to have the best off season deals despite the high airport taxes in London.
Generally? From where I am in Toronto (yes I know that's nowhere near Seattle) flights to Lisbon are often the cheapest direct flights to Europe. Transferring in NYC often creates cheaper options but is not worth the hassle IMO.
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Hi everyone, what is the best way to fly into China right? Is via Hong Kong or Vietnam the best routes? It looks like the flights a lot more reasonable vs. Canada/UK/Australia. Thanks!
I have done my research for 2023 CNY(i know a lot can change from now and then) but your best bet is via HK. Do your 0+3 in HK and then cross over via Zhuhai/Shenzhen or fly in to cities like Chengdu/Wuhan/Xiamen/Hangzhou who have weekly flights from HK to mainland.
Off the top of my head…some beautiful and inexpensive European cities would be along the lines of Prague, Budapest, Lisbon, and Warsaw. I think there 4 are you best bet for a cheap European vacation.
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