Cebu Pacific Sale. One Way. Sydney to Manila Fr AU $199. Sydney to Bangkok/Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh/Hong Kong/Taipei Fr AU $249

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Peck on 21/09/2016 - 16:30 cebupacificair.com (476 clicks)
Last edited 21/09/2016 - 17:25 by 1 other user

Sydney to Manila from $A199 ALL-IN PRICE
Sydney to Bangkok, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh,
Hong Kong or Taipei from $A249 ALL-IN PRICE
SALE PERIOD: UP TO SEP. 27, 2016 OR UNTIL SEATS LAST | TRAVEL PERIOD: OCT. 15, 2016 - MAR. 31, 2017

Today I found some seats at these prices FROM 12 January 2017 onwards.

T & C's: Advertised fare is one way. Inclusive of 7 kg carry-on luggage, AUD 55 Passenger Movement Charge, AUD 32.68 Passenger Service Charge and AUD 8 web admin fee. No fuel surcharge. Fare available (Sep. 21-27, 2016) but not on all flights or days. Fare is non-refundable (subject to statutory rights). Connecting promo fare to specified international destinations, other than the Philippines, is strictly applicable to Cebu Pacific routes connecting via Manila only. Guests are required to use flights in sequence otherwise connecting flight will be void. Limited changes permitted, charges apply. Fare does not include checked-in luggage and meals which can be purchased at time of booking. Booking flights and payments must be done at the same time. Flight changes must be done up to four hours before your flight.

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• hello007 on 21/09/2016 - 17:30 Comment score below threshold.
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    Xizor on 21/09/2016 - 17:54

    +8

    Ahhhhh… wilfull ignorance. I have been many times and im sure more to come. Great place with great people and many great destinations.

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    ash2000 on 21/09/2016 - 19:55

    -3

    ictatorial murderer-in-chief's death squads

    A very valid and relevant point. These actions have been condemned by leaders of every OECD country in the world, so I'm not sure why hello007 has been given 10 negs?

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      harkoliar on 21/09/2016 - 21:14

      +1

      Because they aren't after you unless your planning to bring drugs to the Philippines

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        hello007 on 22/09/2016 - 00:57

        -1

        Ok.

        Test your theory.

        Take some long strolls through Manila and see how long you survive before a murderer-in-chief goon guns you down!

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        harkoliar on 22/09/2016 - 08:45

        +1

        @hello007: They probably wont be death squads, they would be thieves who would rob you.

        Look every place in the world has danger. For people who have common sense would stick to the tourist areas and not walk too far randomly in the city.

        South America you have the favelas, New York you have the Bronx (no offense to anyone who lives there), Philippines would be the southern islands, and the list goes on. Just common sense is needed anywhere in the world and respect their culture.

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        hello007 on 22/09/2016 - 12:15

        -2

        The Philippines has a murderer-in-chief who actively encourages state-sanctioned murder on a whim.

        Those doing the killing has his complete support with no chance of them ever being prosecuted for ther wanton butchery.

        Travelling to a nation ruled by such a bloodthirsty, insane dictator is the definition of insanity.

        No bargain here.

        … until after the killer-in-chief is gone!

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        Peck on 22/09/2016 - 12:48

        @hello007: I am not promoting the Philippines as such, however some people may find this to be 'a deal' when compared to other options for travel to their planned destination.

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        hello007 on 22/09/2016 - 13:04

        -3

        One way to pressure the murderer-in-chief to change his insane ways is to have inbound travel to The Philippines, particularly on Philippines carriers, effectively shut down due to lack of passenger support.

        If it takes the total collapse of Philippines carriers for the State-sanctioned murder to stop then that's a reasonable result.

        If you travel to The Philippines, particularly on a Philippines carrier then you are inadvertently and indirectly supporting a State-sanctioned murderer.

        I realise that, sadly, the above would cause incalculable economic harm to the Philippines and her people.

        But sometimes that's the price that must be paid to stop bloodthirsty dictators who murder their own people.

        Travel to the Philippines = no bargain.

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        Peck on 22/09/2016 - 13:10

        +1

        @hello007: You won't have to worry as obviously you travel on your 'High-Horse'

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        hello007 on 22/09/2016 - 13:43

        -2

        Give me a "high horse" any day …

        … compared to being shot dead in some back alley by the murderer-in-chief's goons!

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  hello007 on 21/09/2016 - 18:38

  -4

  2500+ people shot dead (and counting) - with zero judicial process - under the murderer-in-chiefs orders …

  Deciding not to go near the Philippines when unhinged murderers are on the loose under presidential orders …

  … is not wilful ignorance …

  … it's entirely logical commonsense.

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    roadwreck on 21/09/2016 - 19:13

    -2

    and no mercy for non-filipinos either.

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  peterpeterpumpkin on 21/09/2016 - 18:52

  +2

  Approximately $116 Manila to Sydney.