春节广州香港来回马尼拉600人民币有找，赶快行动吧！

大家也许在愁着春节去哪吧，大家都知道，春节去哪都只一个贵字。三少也不止一次被问到春节如何买到便宜机票的问题。每次都让我很纳闷，因为那个时候找到便宜机票真的非常超级难。结果，一个老给我们惊喜的廉价航空出来了。宿雾太平洋。一个任何时间都可能买到便宜机票的廉价航空。

这次推出的是中国出发的特惠，包括广州上海香港台湾，而且时间涵盖了春节。大概查了一下，广州或者香港飞马尼拉来回含税都在600人民币以下，想想，就算平时这个价格都已经是能够去抢的了，这次却是春节假期时段哦，大家如果真有打算春节出去走走的，根本不能犹豫。这个特价只有两天。就是22日晚上 23点59分之前必须预订哦！而且不要忘了，这一刻你看到有不代表下一刻还有哦！大家赶快下手吧！good luck！！

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CEB taps major China, Taiwan markets with two-day seat sale
As low as P999 for November-February travel

Asia’s third-largest low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific (CE spreads its trademark low fares to those traveling to and from Taipei, Guangzhou, Macau, Shanghai and Hong Kong this November 15, 2009 to February 28, 2010.

The sale period is only from October 22-23, 2009, and those with check-in luggage will just add P100 upon booking.

Manila-Taipei flights are up for grabs for only ‘Go Lite’ P999, while flights from Manila to Guangzhou, Macau and Shanghai, and from Cebu to Hong Kong, are only ‘Go Lite’ P1,499.

“These destinations as a whole constitute our largest international market, and we hope to sustain our lead with this seat sale. It’s certainly a treat to our passengers who are planning to travel to China and Taiwan this November to February,” said CEB VP for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog.

CEB has the most number of routes to China and Taiwan compared to other domestic airlines, and approximately 134 flights weekly from Manila, Clark and Cebu.

For those traveling to and from Clark from October 15 to December 31, 2009, the airline also has an ongoing 30 kilos free baggage allowance promo for Macau and Hong Kong flights.

“We also have an P888 seat sale for flights from Manila to Catarman and Calbayog, and from Cebu and Manila to Tacloban. We encourage our passengers to call our reservations hotlines (02) 7020-888 or (032) 230-8888 or check out www.cebupacificair.com for more details on these seat sales and promos,” she added.

Leading Philippine carrier CEB also flies to Hong Kong from Manila, Cebu and Clark, and to Macau from Manila and Clark, using one of the youngest fleets of aircraft in Asia.