Get tickets for as low as NT$2,888—like & rally on Facebook to fly!

Travel Center / Taipei Reporting

China Airlines launched a new New Year campaign titled “Rally for Flights—Likes Take You Sky High!” on its Facebook fan page “China Airlines Travel Channel” on February 25. By rallying your friends and liking the campaign on the Facebook event page, you could snag round-trip China Airlines tickets from Taoyuan to Hong Kong, Taoyuan to Singapore, Songshan to Gimpo, or Taoyuan to Tokyo Narita at an ultra-discounted price of just NT$2,888 (tax excluded).


                                    ▲ China Airlines launches an exciting group-like campaign for discounted airfares. (Photo / Reporter You T-Ru)

China Airlines has launched the “Rally for Flights—Likes Take You Sky High!” campaign, applying the popular “group buying” concept. Fans are encouraged to rally and share on the “China Airlines Travel Channel” Facebook event page before 12:00 PM on March 18. The ticket prices for four specific routes—currently listed between NT$12,900 and NT$15,700 on the official website—will gradually decrease.

For every additional like, the ticket price drops by NT$2. The more fans rally and share, the more popular the campaign becomes, and the better the discounts—prices can go as low as 22% of the original fare. For example, the Hong Kong route has a minimum price of NT$2,888 (tax excluded), while Singapore, South Korea’s Gimpo, and Tokyo, Japan have a minimum price of NT$5,888 (tax excluded). Based on the final discounted price determined by the fan rally, China Airlines will draw 20 lucky winners for each route, totaling 80 lucky passengers who can purchase tickets at these special rates and travel abroad with family and friends!

By liking the “China Airlines Travel Channel” on Facebook and becoming a fan, the public can access exclusive deals, promotional information, and useful aviation lifestyle tips. For this campaign, China Airlines has specially designed an interactive group-like ticket promotion to get closer to its fans. More popular travel destinations will be added soon, and the campaign may even extend to international routes coming into Taiwan, benefiting foreign travelers and international fans as well.