There are some great open jaw flights with Air China, and I’ve put together a great trip that allows you to see Hong Kong and China. The journey starts in Stockholm where you will fly to Hong Kong (short change in Beijing) and then return Hong Kong to Beijing, where you don’t need a Visa for 72 hours, this allows you a few days in Beijing before your flight back to London. Included in this price is a one way journey from London to Stockholm, however you have the ideal chance to do this trip a few days before and have a couple of nights in Stockholm - see the Stockholm yacht deal for some inspiration.
Example below:
13th March
Fly from UK to Stockholm, then on to Hong Kong, arriving in Hong Kong on 14th March. 6 Nights in the No1 Tripadvisor rated Yesinn - Causeway Bay which is in a great location in Hong Kong. You are in a private room for 2 with private bathroom. There are plenty of accommodation choices, cheaper and more expensive so you can adjust accordingly.
20th March-23rd March
Fly with Air China from Hong Kong to Beijing for 3 Nights in Beijing at the No20 Tripadvisor rated Michael’s House. In Beijing it is so easy to get about using the metro system, and again, lots of hotel choices. If you want longer in China, you can adjust flights accordingly but remember a visa! I did this in Manchester and the process is easy enough, but they scrutinized our itinerary and travel plans. If you want any specific advice, I can try and help as I was there for 3 weeks in February for Chinese New Year (bonkers)!
Breakdown:
London – Stockholm Arlanda £98/£49pp @ Norwegian Air
Long Haul Flights £208.55pp/£417.10 @ Edreams
6 Nights in Hong Kong £297 @ booking.com (4% TCB)
3 Nights in Beijing £123.75 @ Agoda (6% TCB)
Total £935.85/£467.92pp
I’ve not included transfers for either Hong Kong or Beijing, the public transport system in Beijing is amazing and taxis cheap. I can’t comment for Hong Kong, but again, public transport should be easy and cheap enough to get you from the airport.
This is my deal and itinerary and not to be copied by any thieving pirates looking to replicate similar deals... you had your chance and lost me!
Top comments
Weapon
21 Oct 154#26
This is a pic I took from the view at night at Victoria Peak (apologies for poor quality phone camera):
Stunning views, the pictures really don't do it justice.
cornishscouse to mittromney
21 Oct 153#13
What!!!. Youre the first person ive ever heard say that. I know loads if people who've been to Hong Kong and they all said its an amazing fantastic place to visit. Its one of my top 10 places to go.
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rachelandgromit
21 Oct 15#1
rachelandgromit
21 Oct 151#2
kaylerattigan to rachelandgromit
21 Oct 15#15
Struggling to get this deal. what website did you do it on
Pluun to rachelandgromit
21 Oct 15#28
They don'r believe in straight lines then? :neutral_face:
Sid Harper
21 Oct 15#3
can't comment on the deal as horses for courses but airport express train is cheap and quick in HK, to both Kowloon (mainland) and the island
rachelandgromit to Sid Harper
21 Oct 15#4
Thanks for this info, much appreciated.
doublekite1 to Sid Harper
21 Oct 15#17
For Causeway Bay the CityFlyer express double deck coaches to and from the airport are a bargain and get closer to the hotels than the train.
joyf4536 to Sid Harper
21 Oct 15#21
Buy a Octopus Card (like Oyster in London) in airport and BUS to Kowloon MUCH cheaper. Goes right down Nathan road. (Past Chung King!!!)
chineseJohn to Sid Harper
22 Oct 15#43
nah the bus cheaper
endothecat
21 Oct 15#5
And metered taxis are extremely cheap. Think 5 times cheaper than London.
Cipango
21 Oct 15#6
Excellent deal! As Hostels go Yesinn is very nice in HK and location is great. You're putting this open jaw flight to great use, good work!
mittromney
21 Oct 15#7
HK is boring.
rachelandgromit to mittromney
21 Oct 151#8
I can't say, I've never been but would like to. You could always use the train to explore.
There is plenty of open jaw options for a little more.
cornishscouse to mittromney
21 Oct 153#13
What!!!. Youre the first person ive ever heard say that. I know loads if people who've been to Hong Kong and they all said its an amazing fantastic place to visit. Its one of my top 10 places to go.
dtovey89 to mittromney
21 Oct 15#33
Not a chance.
So much to do and see. The food is unbelievably good and almost everyone speaks English as a second language.
It really is where the East meets the West.
There is a major difference between Hong Kongers and the mainland Chinese. Manners being a big difference. Watch the mainlanders on the MTR with their illegal bulk buying and you'll see what I mean.
bhunterno1
21 Oct 15#9
Thanks
jemilyboo
21 Oct 15#10
Beware edreams have hidden charges which you only become aware of when they charge your card
rachelandgromit to jemilyboo
21 Oct 15#12
I've used them in the past and it's been OK, but I think Opodo were the next cheapest about £222 or £249 with Air China direct.
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Example below:
13th March
Fly from UK to Stockholm, then on to Hong Kong, arriving in Hong Kong on 14th March. 6 Nights in the No1 Tripadvisor rated Yesinn - Causeway Bay which is in a great location in Hong Kong. You are in a private room for 2 with private bathroom. There are plenty of accommodation choices, cheaper and more expensive so you can adjust accordingly.
20th March-23rd March
Fly with Air China from Hong Kong to Beijing for 3 Nights in Beijing at the No20 Tripadvisor rated Michael’s House. In Beijing it is so easy to get about using the metro system, and again, lots of hotel choices. If you want longer in China, you can adjust flights accordingly but remember a visa! I did this in Manchester and the process is easy enough, but they scrutinized our itinerary and travel plans. If you want any specific advice, I can try and help as I was there for 3 weeks in February for Chinese New Year (bonkers)!
Breakdown:
London – Stockholm Arlanda £98/£49pp @ Norwegian Air
Long Haul Flights £208.55pp/£417.10 @ Edreams
6 Nights in Hong Kong £297 @ booking.com (4% TCB)
3 Nights in Beijing £123.75 @ Agoda (6% TCB)
Total £935.85/£467.92pp
I’ve not included transfers for either Hong Kong or Beijing, the public transport system in Beijing is amazing and taxis cheap. I can’t comment for Hong Kong, but again, public transport should be easy and cheap enough to get you from the airport.
This is my deal and itinerary and not to be copied by any thieving pirates looking to replicate similar deals... you had your chance and lost me!
Top comments
Stunning views, the pictures really don't do it justice.
All comments (59)
There is plenty of open jaw options for a little more.
So much to do and see. The food is unbelievably good and almost everyone speaks English as a second language.
It really is where the East meets the West.
There is a major difference between Hong Kongers and the mainland Chinese. Manners being a big difference. Watch the mainlanders on the MTR with their illegal bulk buying and you'll see what I mean.