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Cathay Pacific 2005 All Asia Pass

Note that you have to always connect in HK for your flights. Doing all of that in 21 days is going to very tight and waters down this offer considerably.
 
for the lazy, the deal starts at $1099 USD or $1499 CAD:

The Deal of a Lifetime
Think of it - you could visit magnificent Hong Kong, tropical Bali or Cebu, tradition-rich Bangkok, ultra-modern Singapore, or fascinating Malaysia - these and many other destinations are all yours for one low price. The basic All Asia Pass is priced at an amazing USD $1,299 / CAD $1,999. Adults 55 and over, students and children are eligible for a USD $100 / CAD $200 discount. But, if you register as a Cathay Pacific CyberTraveler, you'll receive a USD $200 / CAD $500 discount for yourself and up to 3 accompanying guests, bringing the price of your All Asia Pass to an incredible USD $1,099 / CAD $1,499.
Here's What You Get
The All Asia Pass includes roundtrip Economy Class air transportation between New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver, B.C. or Toronto and Hong Kong, plus 21? consecutive days of Economy Class travel to any or all of the other 17 qualifying Asian cities.

Departure dates from North America:

* February 15 through May 13, 2005 or
* August 17 through December 1, 2005

But if you prefer to depart during the summer period (May 14, 2005 through August 16, 2005) travel is still a great deal for an additional USD $350 / CAD $525.

?Optional extended travel periods of 30, 45, 60 or 90 days available for an additional charge. Minimum stay of 7 days required. Travel must be completed by December 9, 2005.

If you are the adventuresome sort, you can see Hong Kong and every one of the 17 qualifying cities. Of course, you can see fewer cities if you'd like to spend more time experiencing the local culture and learning more about each destination. And to make our All Asia Pass an even greater value you can purchase optional add-ons. Choose to add selected cities in Australia, China, India, New Zealand, Sri Lanka or Vietnam to your itinerary or extend your travel period in Asia from 21 days to 30, 45, 60 or 90 days. We even have upgrade add-ons available should you desire the ultimate comfort of Cathay Pacific Business Class.
All of Asia is Waiting For You, No Matter Where You Live
We think you'll find Cathay Pacific's All Asia Pass is the best air travel bargain anywhere. If you don't live in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver, B.C. or Toronto your travel agent can sell you a ticket on a domestic carrier to get you to one of our Cathay Pacific gateway cities. Even with the cost of that ticket included, the All Asia Pass is a terrific value.

With an extensive Asian route network, one of the world's youngest fleets, a reputation for excellent service and a great new airport, who better than Cathay Pacific to offer you this unique travel opportunity to see more of Asia than you ever thought possible!
Highlights and Options that Make the All Asia Pass Better Than Ever!


* Students, Children and Adults 55+ receive a USD $100 / CAD $200 discount
* CyberTravelers receive a USD $200 / CAD $500 discount

Shop and compare, ask your friends, consult your professional travel agent. We don't think you'll find better value for your money anywhere. If ever there was a time to see all of Asia, that time is now. And Cathay Pacific provides you the perfect opportunity with the All Asia Pass. Hurry, space is limited. We suggest you see your travel agent today to purchase your All Asia Pass!

* The USD $1,099/CAD $1,499 price reflects the USD $200/CAD $500 discount for registered Cathay Pacific CyberTravelers. Price does not include:

For U.S. departures, price does not include U.S. taxes, fees, and security charges of approximately up to USD $54.00 per person or foreign taxes and fees of approximately up to USD $56.00 per person per foreign airport departure.

For Canadian departures, price does not include NAVCAN, Canadian security charges, departure taxes, fuel surcharges and passenger facility charges of approximately up to CAD $80.00 per person or foreign taxes and fees of approximately up to CAD $76.00 per person per foreign airport departure.

Prices in USD are applicable to U.S. residents with U.S. mailing addresses only. Prices in CAD are applicable to Canadian residents with Canadian mailing addresses only. For additional information, refer to Official Rules (link to Official Rules page). Taxes and fees are subject to change without notice.

For more detailed information click here to open the Official Rules.
 
Originally posted by: toant103
this is hot since you can visit most of the cities. You gota go in within 21 days though.
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But you can extend to 45 days for $200, 60 days for $300 or 90 days (!) for $350. Truly a hot travel deal, thanks OP.
 
hot deal, thanks OP

It usually cost me $850 per my yearly trip (to one of the destination city).

Still it can't beat the Singapore Airlines' $250 flat rate deal 2 years ago
 
Originally posted by: BlackPear1
Originally posted by: toant103
this is hot since you can visit most of the cities. You gota go in within 21 days though.
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But you can extend to 45 days for $200, 60 days for $300 or 90 days (!) for $350. Truly a hot travel deal, thanks OP.
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that is sweet.

I might take up on the offer and travel Japan, Thai, HK, Singapore
 
Note that you have to always connect in HK for your flights. Doing all of that in 21 days is going to very tight and waters down this offer considerably.
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No you don't. Since Cathay's home base is in Hong Kong, most of their flights originate from Hong Kong. But if you look carefully, there are routes that connect directly, such as Bangkok-Singapore, and Taipei-Seoul, and Taipei to all of Japan.

I did this deal last year, and I traveled for 30 days for $100 extra. Pricing for the 21-day pass was $999 last year, and I believe it increased by $100 this year due to higher fuel cost. But unless you travel to only couple of destinations, this is a great deal that is hard to pass up. The pricing for this 2 years ago was only $699, due to SARS scare, with much less restrictions.

Cathay Pacific is one of only 2 major airlines (Singapore Airline being the other one) in the world that is given the highest rating (number of stars). The fleet is modern and well-kept, and all economy seating comes with a personal LCD TV with numerous movies and TV channels, along with countless music and video game choices, all at no charge. Flight attendants are some of the cutest I've seen, and very courteous and friendly. I've flown other airlines, and Cathay is my favorite.

 
Originally posted by: andylawcc
it said there's a minimum stay of 7 days within the 21-day, so in effect you can only visit 3 cities maximum ???
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Where did you see that? That's not true, and you can fly to all 17 cities within 21 days if you want. I flew 6 cities within 30 days, and that was good for me.

 
Originally posted by: dayg
Why they don't have any flights to China?
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You can include Shanghai for additional $400. Last year when I went, Beijing was included in the original $999 offer for free. I just realized that Beijing is excluded in this year's deal.

 
what if you don't have cathay pacific airline at your airport? do you have to buy a domestic ticket to a state that has the airline first?
 
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