Cathay Pacific announces its Spring sale, with fares from £579 to some of the most captivating destinations in the world. From the rolling mountains of Auckland to the tranquil waters of Phuket, Cathay Pacific is the passport to a world of new adventures.
Launching exclusively on the airline’s website from 21st March, travellers looking to make the most of in the upcoming Bank Holidays can escape to the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter from £749 in economy or £1,649 in Premium Economy. In the alluring city where the bustling silk, silver, and herbal medicine streets resemble a time gone by, explorers can marvel at Thang Long Citadel, built 1,000 years ago.
Those travelling to Perth in Business Class from £5,369 can make the most of the journey and enjoy the luxurious fully flat bed with soft Bamford bedding and amenities. Onboard they will experience restaurant-style dining developed with Hong Kong Michelin starred restaurants Duddell’s and Louise. With its title as the sunniest city in Australia, it boasts glistening beaches, acres of vineyards, and spectacular landscapes all accented by vibrant city life.
Additional destinations included from London Heathrow and Manchester Airport include Australia from £1,049, Japan from £809, Malaysia from £749, the Chinese Mainland from £579, Indonesia from £749, Singapore from £719, and Thailand from £699.
Booking with Cathay Pacific guarantee’s the excitement begins on the plane through its commitment to providing an exceptional travel experience. Passengers can indulge in some of the elevated food and beverage partnerships throughout all classes on board. The airline also offers a wide selection of inflight entertainment options, including its partnership with Disney+ ensuring that passengers are entertained throughout their journey.
The Spring sale will be available for booking exclusively on cathaypacific.com starting from 21st March, expanding to trade retailers from 25th March. Trips must be between 1st May and 9th December 2024, with blackout periods applying.
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