Airlines' Spring Hong Kong Promotion: 3 Days & 2 Nights Tax-Inclusive for Just 7,999 RMB

By Li Xinyi | Compiled & Reported

At the end of 2011, Taiwan and Hong Kong finally reached a new air rights agreement, increasing the number of weekly flights between the two regions from 170 to 205. Flights are now readily available from Taoyuan, Taichung, and Kaohsiung, all offering direct routes to Hong Kong. With ample seat availability, airlines have begun offering discounted fares, and in turn, Hong Kong independent travel packages have also launched limited-time ultra-low-price deals on the market. China Airlines is offering a 3-day, 2-night package tax-inclusive starting from just 7,999 RMB, while Hong Kong Airlines starts from just 8,888 RMB.

In March, besides Hong Kong Airlines offering a low price of 4,600 RMB (excluding tax), EVA Air has also introduced a starting price of 4,635 RMB (excluding tax) from now until March 24. Meanwhile, Cathay Pacific’s limited-time special offer tickets are available from just 4,640 RMB (excluding tax) from now until March 24. For independent travel, China Airlines and nine other travel agencies are offering 3-day, 2-night Hong Kong packages, including early-morning departure and late-evening return flights plus two nights of hotel accommodation (different agencies package different hotels, with options such as The Royal Park Hotel, Silka Far East Hotel, Chillax Hotel, and the four-person-shared room at The Regal Oriental Hotel in Kwun Tong). Departures before March 24 are tax-inclusive starting from just 7,999 RMB—contact Baiwei, Yingjia, Kangfu, Southeast, Etour, Efly, Zhengtai, Canxing, and Lion Travel for details. Hong Kong Airlines’ packages start tax-inclusive from just 8,888 RMB for a 3-day, 2-night stay, also including flights and two nights of hotel accommodation, plus a round-trip shuttle ticket from Hong Kong Airport to the hotel, a full-day Octopus Card for the MTR, and—if you take an early flight—additional perks like a Häagen-Dazs dessert voucher, an open-top double-decker bus tour ticket, and a one-way Peak Tram ticket.

Additionally, China Airlines and HSBC have jointly launched the “Hong Kong Michelin Gourmet Tour – Foodie Special,” featuring itineraries at nine hotels—including City Garden, Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, The Peninsula Hong Kong, Renaissance Harbour View Hotel, THE MIRA Hong Kong, InterContinental Hong Kong, Kowloon Shangri-La, and The Landmark Mandarin Oriental—that include a 2-day, 1-night stay paired with a Michelin-starred dining experience. For departures before the end of May, the lowest-priced option is the City Garden Hotel paired with the newly Michelin one-star Chinese restaurant “Yue,” starting tax-inclusive at just 10,842 RMB. Meanwhile, Amber, the Michelin two-star French restaurant located at The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, has not only been named one of the “World’s 50 Best Restaurants” but is also the only restaurant in Hong Kong to make the list. The Foodie Special for this package starts tax-inclusive at just 21,842 RMB, which includes a value of 7,500 RMB for the Amber Michelin two-star dinner.

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