CX Holidays packages pairs with Hong Kong
Return economy air is with Cathay Pacific ex Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane and hotels are common inclusions in the price while the Beijing and Shanghai packages also include domestic flights with Dragon Air.
The Macau package includes return Turbojet to Macau and a half-day sightseeing tour in Macau.
The Hong Kong-Macau Getaway is from $1,047 per person twin share, Hong Kong-Beijing Getaway is from $1,156 and Hong Kong-Shanghai is from $1,247.
Australia and Hong Kong airfare taxes of about $540 apply to the Beijing and Shanghai deals while taxes for the Macau package are about $250.
A range of optional tours in Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong are featured in Cathay Pacific Holidays’ marketing flyers.
The packages are available across various periods to the end of March.
Cathay Pacific Holidays in Australia is managed and marketed by the wholesale division of Orient Express Travel Group.
Agents contact: 1300 137 808.
Report by The Mole
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