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Return Airfare to China eg Shanghai, Beijing, Xian: Melbourne from $725, Sydney from $747, Brisbane $945 on China Southern @ BTF

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Return Airfare to China eg Shanghai, Beijing, Xian: Melbourne from $725, Sydney from $747, Brisbane $945 on China Southern @ BTF
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Associatedbeatthatflight on 26/03/2023 - 12:19 beatthatflight.com.au (1920 clicks)
Last edited 26/03/2023 - 17:33 by 1 other user

China is issuing tourist visas again!

China Southern is a 4-star Sktrax-rated airline.

They have a sale on to many Chinese cities. Routes from Aus fly from MEL, SYD and BNE and onwards to:
- CAN Guangzhou
- CKG Chongqing
- CTU Chengdu
- FOC Fuzhou
- HGH Hangzhou
- KMG Kunming
- NKG Nanjing
- PEK Beijing
- PVG Shanghai Pudong
- SHA Shanghai Hongqiao
- SZX Shenzhen
- WUH Wuhan
- XIY Xi'an
- XMN Xiamen

Summary - some examples:
Melbourne to Shanghai (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $725
Melbourne to Beijing (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $726
Melbourne to Guangzhou (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $799
Melbourne to Xian (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $738
Sydney to Shanghai (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $747
Sydney to Beijing (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $802
Sydney to Guangzhou (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $1054
Sydney to Xian (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $781
Brisbane to Shanghai (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $945
Brisbane to Beijing (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $955
Brisbane to Guangzhou (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $1201
Brisbane to Xian (28 Mar - 30 Jun) from $1057

Don't forget to book a hotel!

Melbourne to Shanghai

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$790 17 Apr to 30 Apr
$851 22 Apr to 29 Apr
$849 22 Apr to 5 May
$823 27 Apr to 4 May
$823 27 Apr to 10 May
$858 2 May to 9 May
$858 2 May to 15 May
$823 12 May to 19 May
$738 12 May to 25 May
$761 22 May to 29 May
$725 22 May to 4 Jun

Melbourne to Beijing

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$726 17 Apr to 30 Apr
$726 27 Apr to 4 May
$790 12 May to 19 May
$730 12 May to 25 May
$790 17 May to 24 May
$726 17 May to 30 May
$790 22 May to 29 May
$785 22 May to 4 Jun

Melbourne to Guangzhou

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$923 7 May to 14 May
$923 7 May to 20 May
$907 12 May to 19 May
$799 17 May to 24 May
$799 27 May to 9 Jun

Melbourne to Xian

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$785 17 Apr to 30 Apr
$789 27 Apr to 4 May
$858 27 Apr to 10 May
$858 2 May to 9 May
$858 2 May to 15 May
$792 12 May to 19 May
$783 12 May to 25 May
$791 17 May to 24 May
$738 17 May to 30 May
$738 22 May to 29 May
$782 22 May to 4 Jun

Sydney to Shanghai

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$845 27 Apr to 4 May
$759 12 May to 25 May
$747 17 May to 30 May
$806 22 May to 4 Jun

Sydney to Beijing

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$1032 12 Apr to 25 Apr
$810 22 May to 4 Jun
$802 13 Apr to 02 May
$781 13 Apr to 11 May

Sydney to Guangzhou

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$1054 27 Apr to 10 May
$1054 12 May to 19 May
$1054 12 May to 25 May
$1054 17 May to 24 May
$1054 17 May to 30 May
$1054 22 May to 29 May
$1054 22 May to 4 Jun
$1054 27 May to 3 Jun
$1054 27 May to 9 Jun

Sydney to Xian

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$810 27 Apr to 4 May
$804 12 May to 25 May
$781 17 May to 30 May
$803 22 May to 4 Jun

Brisbane to Shanghai

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$1034 7 May to 14 May
$1024 7 May to 20 May
$955 12 May to 19 May
$1024 12 May to 25 May
$1027 17 May to 24 May
$1027 17 May to 30 May
$1023 22 May to 29 May
$1027 22 May to 4 Jun
$1029 1 Jun to 8 Jun
$1028 1 Jun to 14 Jun
$1029 6 Jun to 13 Jun
$1028 6 Jun to 19 Jun
$945 11 Jun to 18 Jun
$1032 11 Jun to 24 Jun
$1029 16 Jun to 23 Jun
$955 16 Jun to 29 Jun
$955 21 Jun to 28 Jun

Brisbane to Beijing

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$956 12 May to 19 May
$996 12 May to 25 May
$955 17 May to 24 May
$955 17 May to 30 May
$955 11 Jun to 18 Jun
$962 11 Jun to 24 Jun
$955 16 Jun to 23 Jun
$955 16 Jun to 29 Jun
$955 21 Jun to 28 Jun

Brisbane to Guangzhou

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$1221 17 Apr to 30 Apr
$1218 22 Apr to 5 May
$1218 27 Apr to 4 May
$1218 27 Apr to 10 May
$1215 7 May to 14 May
$1215 7 May to 20 May
$1214 12 May to 19 May
$1218 12 May to 25 May
$1218 17 May to 24 May
$1218 17 May to 30 May
$1218 22 May to 29 May
$1218 22 May to 4 Jun
$1218 27 May to 3 Jun
$1218 27 May to 9 Jun
$1218 1 Jun to 8 Jun
$1218 1 Jun to 14 Jun
$1217 6 Jun to 13 Jun
$1218 6 Jun to 19 Jun
$1201 11 Jun to 18 Jun
$1201 11 Jun to 24 Jun
$1211 16 Jun to 23 Jun
$1214 16 Jun to 29 Jun
$1214 21 Jun to 28 Jun

Brisbane to Xian

Dates: 28 Mar 23 - 30 Jun 23

Return Price Travel Dates
$1142 27 Apr to 4 May
$1134 27 Apr to 10 May
$1146 7 May to 14 May
$1088 7 May to 20 May
$1146 12 May to 19 May
$1130 12 May to 25 May
$1057 17 May to 24 May
$1072 17 May to 30 May
$1134 22 May to 29 May
$1142 22 May to 4 Jun
$1100 27 May to 3 Jun
$1100 27 May to 9 Jun
$1136 1 Jun to 8 Jun
$1147 1 Jun to 14 Jun
$1140 6 Jun to 13 Jun
$1143 6 Jun to 19 Jun
$1136 11 Jun to 18 Jun
$1157 11 Jun to 24 Jun

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closed Comments

    • AircraftFreight on 26/03/2023 - 14:02
      +1

      Aliexpress will be far cheaper than booking this, r/rep on Reddit has great providers available

      • Hugh G Rection on 26/03/2023 - 14:05

        i can't find the fake rolex, LV, gucci, etc…

        • thecloudking on 26/03/2023 - 16:06

          taobao.com, jd.com

          good luck

        • cute as duck on 27/03/2023 - 07:46

          LV, gucci

          Real or fake. Tacky comes to mind. Save your money.

    • belongsinforums on 26/03/2023 - 14:31

      bangkok better

    • watwatwat on 26/03/2023 - 14:41

      You know that China doesn't sell stuff on the street, right?

      Welcome to the new world economy. Everything is sold online. You will get to China and you will find nothing to buy.

    • jeppetto367 on 26/03/2023 - 16:29

      AP Plaza in Shanghai

    • Frozensage on 27/03/2023 - 13:45

      The factory all shipped to vietname and cambodia, you missed the memo.

  • mrgeckoz on 26/03/2023 - 14:01

    China Southern has the worst onboard food…
    Good prices though.

  • Kegsta on 26/03/2023 - 18:15

    Does anyone know how China southern compares to Air China? I've flown china southern in 2017 and was impressed for the price, looking to book a trip to china for may but air china is a lot cheaper / better flight times from what i've found so far.

    • syswong on 26/03/2023 - 18:39
      -4

      Pre 2019 I just treat all airline from China as budget airline, with the only catch you have to transit at their hub. Still remember my multi stop Sydney-Shanghai-Frankfurt-Shanghai-Osaka-Shanghai-Sydney. All for under 1.5K. We bring our own food on broad.

      In the post Wuhan virus time They are just rip offs. Price gouging, bad food, bad seats… nah thanks

      • OzLeo000 on 26/03/2023 - 21:36
        +2

        Man you are really just full of shit. Shame on you. With the family name Wong I wonder where are you from actually (Let me guess, a hater from the island called Hongkong?). You are disgusting man, full of discrimination shit by attacking a country and people from there.

        • syswong on 27/03/2023 - 00:28
          +2

          So where your loyalty goes? If you are so loyal to China and CCP, what are you doing in Australia? Ah yes like many mainlander big noise with patriotic words but the honest soul and body tell you to leave the country. You are just as pathetic as your comment!

          You need to check your eyes, my opinion was against a brutal regime, its supporter and everything it stands for not (all the) people form there.

          • anjel on 27/03/2023 - 00:49
            +2

            @syswong: Hi bro, here, besides you, no one else is telling others to 'leave this country.' By so forcefully demanding people with different views to leave, how are you any different from CCP then?

            • syswong on 27/03/2023 - 08:13
              +1

              @anjel: The CCP is criminals again human rights. Why should we let them and their supporters stay here?

              Our democracy is not a free for all system (yes and the pro China thugs thinks its is and like to abuse that), there are limitations……

    • woolton on 27/03/2023 - 07:39

      I have flown with both, but of course not since Covid started. I flew China Southern to Canada, with an overnight stopover in Guangzhou, hotel, buffet breakfast and transport to/from airport provided by the airline. As I hadn't been to Gunagzhou before I found it interesting to get a snapshot of downtown. The food onboard was pretty good, but when I was asked "chicken or beef", I got the other one! Such is life. There is a terrific Priority Pass lounge at CAN airport.

      In 2019 I flew with Air China to Urumqi (of course via Beijing). For some reason I remember the return fare was $747! (But the plane wasn't 747). Frankly there was nothing wrong with this, but I got the impression the planes were much older. After booking the flights ex Brisbane we were informed that on return we would have to fly via Sydney as they were going to stop flying into Brisbane. So we had to fly a domestic leg with a choice of Qantas or Virgin. We managed to get them to throw in a complimentary stopover in Beijing for a few days so no complaints overall.

      So I think that overall I preferred China Southern, but there was nothing to complain about with Air China either.

  • leefxrnandes on 26/03/2023 - 18:39
    +1

    Quite tempting!

  • Wallyt99 on 26/03/2023 - 18:58

    The wait times for Visas are really long so this likely explains the cheap flights.

    • AircraftFreight on 26/03/2023 - 19:04

      Indeed, get your Visas done before booking

      • Bigchickenplate on 26/03/2023 - 22:09

        Dont they ask for flight bookings as evidence before you can get your visa? I am still waiting on the appointment and have not booked any flights yet. Do the flights even have to match the dates you write down into the form?

        • Kegsta on 26/03/2023 - 22:28

          I just submitted mine by post (tourist visa) I just left those blank on the form.

          I booked my AL for May 1st so hopefully it doesn't take long.

  • Protractor on 26/03/2023 - 19:26
    +2

    Some stat comparisons.
    https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/China/Unit…

    https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/China/Unit…

    https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/China/Unit…

    (The database is composed of data from trustworthy sources such as national statistic agencies, governments, international organizations… (UNDP, UNESCO Institute for Statistics, UNCTAD, WTO, World Bank, World Health Organization, OECD and many others)

    DISCLAIMER: If you have an issue with the stats, take it to them.

  • Alanw on 26/03/2023 - 19:28

    Anything for Sept/Oct?

  • TigerWoops on 26/03/2023 - 19:37
    +1

    I don't want to visit China as food problem. Fake eggs, cooking oil from drainage, meat from wild animals… What can I eat there?

    • jackspratt on 26/03/2023 - 19:53
      +8

      As you don't want to go there, why are you concerning yourself?

      • TigerWoops on 29/03/2023 - 15:43

        It's up to you. I just don't want to go there. Nature is beautiful anywhere in the world.

    • Protractor on 26/03/2023 - 21:32

      Your words?
      Your sheet?
      Stereotype soup?

  • b-t on 26/03/2023 - 21:42

    Is it just me? Is anyone able to see any of the listed flights for the price on a Melbourne <> Guangzhou? None of the listed travel periods are showing for me.

  • drfuzzy on 27/03/2023 - 00:16
    +1

    Returned from USA and now in Europe.
    The Western world has lost the plot, I hope China is better.

    • syswong on 27/03/2023 - 00:30
      -1

      Good luck on your "hope".

    • Westpac on 27/03/2023 - 01:02

      What happened?

  • zblash on 27/03/2023 - 02:19
    +2

    The greatest divide and lack of understanding between two civilizations or countries comes from the lack of people-to-people exchanges and firsthand travel experiences. This is a two-way street; Chinese people also have a fragmented understanding of Australia, and vice versa. It is unfortunate because it reduces many opportunities for economic and cultural exchanges, and keeps everyone living in their own information bubble. When coupled with deliberate media bias, this creates even greater barriers. However, I can confidently say that anyone who wants to learn about China is welcome to do so, and anyone who wants to hate is also free to do so. But as someone with a Chinese background, I welcome anyone who wants to understand. Sometimes, the media is shameless and lacks professional ethics to the extent that unverified information can be used as a basis for argument. If I say that the situation in Xinjiang is a farce created by fabricated news, it may be difficult for friends who live in this culture to understand, but you just need to go see it by yourself, go walk around and have some fun. There is a Chinese saying, 'If you want to frame someone, any charge will do.' Looking at things with bias will always lead to deviation. I welcome any rational and objective discussions. The above is my personal opinion, and I do not expect my personal comments to bring about much change, but as a human being, I cannot sit idly by. Ultimately, I am filled with love for the world and all its peoples, and I respect and understand differences.

  • MarsGO on 27/03/2023 - 08:06
    +1

    There are many Chinese in Australia, please be careful of the sound of break the pinky heart in the comment area.

  • motion2082 on 27/03/2023 - 09:07
    -1

    Good deal for spies to fly home and give intellectual property to the motherland or those waiting to escape the country

    China is ok when they don't buy up all your industries and real estate

    Let's hope no Covid strains come back

    • gunso on 27/03/2023 - 21:25

      Mr Delta aka India

  • Mick1234 on 19/04/2023 - 15:24

    silly question, if transit required (lets say KL or Sin or Guangzhou), do I get free accommodation by the airline Or I need to pay it myself?

    • woolton on 20/04/2023 - 16:10

      Not KL or Singapore. China Southern will in Guangzhou, so long as it is regarded as an enforced stopover, i.e. there is no better connection.

  • duluxe2000 on 19/04/2023 - 22:07

    Hey, does anyone know COVID requirement when boarding a china air even though it's a layover ? Do I still need negative COVID test ?

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