Cathay Pacific’s Second-Week Limited-Time “Heartfelt Deal”: Round-Trip Taipei-Fukuoka from NT$4,500
▲ Cathay Pacific offers limited-time Heartfelt Deals, exclusive to the official website. (Photo / Provided by Cathay Pacific)
Reported by Lai Wen-xuan / Taipei
From April 11 to May 4, 2017, Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon launched exclusive weekly three-day limited-time promotional fares called “Heartfelt Deals” available only on their official website. The second week’s exclusive “Heartfelt Deal” went on sale enthusiastically on April 18, with bookings accepted until April 20. Highlights include round-trip economy class fares from Taipei to Fukuoka starting at NT$4,500, and round-trip economy class fares from Taiwan to Shanghai starting at NT$4,250.
Cathay Pacific’s exclusive “Heartfelt Deal” is available for purchase every Tuesday to Thursday, with surprise fares for that week’s featured destinations announced at midnight every Tuesday.
Second-week “Heartfelt Deal” promotional destinations:
* Round-trip economy class Taipei–Fukuoka from NT$4,500
* Round-trip economy class Taiwan–Shanghai from NT$4,250
* Round-trip economy class Taiwan–Singapore from NT$5,000
* Round-trip economy class Taiwan–Los Angeles from NT$14,000, special economy class from NT$41,000
* Round-trip economy class Taiwan–Madrid from NT$22,500, special economy class from NT$41,000
▲% Spine? ┖ luxury ordinary acre acre? 8% (Xiang, Xiamen, Shanghai, and other routes also offer discounts). (Image / Cathay Pacific provides)
Cathay Pacific stated that “Heartfelt Deal” promotional tickets for short-haul routes (Fukuoka, Shanghai, Singapore) purchased this week must be used for travel between April 21 and May 25, 2017, and between May 30 and June 24, 2017; U.S. routes (Los Angeles) are also available for the above travel periods and can be used for travel between September 1 and October 31, 2017. Long-haul routes (Madrid) require travel between June 21 and 24, 2017, and between September 1 and October 31, 2017.
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