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Venice Return from Melbourne $685, Brisbane $692, Sydney $695 on China Eastern @ I Want That Flight

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China Eastern has just dropped prices on flights to Venice.

  • Flying: China Eastern
  • Cheapest Dates: February - March/26
  • Included: 2x 23kg checked luggage, meals and entertainment
  • Layover: Shanghai

$685 Return Melbourne to Venice Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
29/Jan 16/Feb $954 View Flight
29/Jan 27/Feb $954 View Flight
30/Jan 16/Feb $972 View Flight
31/Jan 16/Feb $972 View Flight
01/Feb 16/Feb $954 View Flight
01/Feb 27/Feb $954 View Flight
03/Feb 16/Feb $932 View Flight
03/Feb 06/Mar $706 View Flight
04/Feb 06/Mar $695 View Flight
05/Feb 27/Feb $954 View Flight
05/Feb 06/Mar $685 View Flight
06/Feb 27/Feb $972 View Flight
06/Feb 06/Mar $706 View Flight
07/Feb 06/Mar $706 View Flight
08/Feb 06/Mar $696 View Flight
12/Feb 06/Mar $707 View Flight
13/Feb 06/Mar $707 View Flight
17/Feb 06/Mar $685 View Flight
18/Feb 06/Mar $696 View Flight
19/Feb 06/Mar $707 View Flight

$692 Return Brisbane to Venice Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
01/Feb 05/Mar $815 View Flight
03/Feb 06/Mar $718 View Flight
04/Feb 06/Mar $714 View Flight
05/Feb 06/Mar $692 View Flight
06/Feb 06/Mar $714 View Flight
07/Feb 06/Mar $692 View Flight
08/Feb 06/Mar $692 View Flight
12/Feb 06/Mar $717 View Flight
13/Feb 06/Mar $715 View Flight
17/Feb 05/Mar $768 View Flight
17/Feb 06/Mar $717 View Flight
18/Feb 06/Mar $715 View Flight

$695 Return Sydney to Venice Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
01/Feb 27/Feb $983 View Flight
01/Feb 06/Mar $717 View Flight
03/Feb 27/Feb $738 View Flight
03/Feb 06/Mar $695 View Flight
04/Feb 06/Mar $717 View Flight
05/Feb 27/Feb $965 View Flight
05/Feb 06/Mar $695 View Flight
06/Feb 06/Mar $717 View Flight
07/Feb 06/Mar $717 View Flight
08/Feb 27/Feb $965 View Flight
08/Feb 06/Mar $718 View Flight
08/Feb 13/Mar $724 View Flight
11/Feb 06/Mar $983 View Flight
12/Feb 06/Mar $718 View Flight
12/Feb 13/Mar $965 View Flight
13/Feb 06/Mar $718 View Flight
15/Feb 06/Mar $718 View Flight
17/Feb 06/Mar $718 View Flight
18/Feb 06/Mar $718 View Flight
19/Feb 06/Mar $983 View Flight

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  • Chances of something simular being available for Aug/Sept dates?

    • Near zero. It's peak summer period. Will Chinese airlines offer a lower sale price than other airlines during this time… Maybe. But it won't be anywhere near $700

      • Sad :( fingers crossed

    • This is possible. We flew SYD-ARN + CPH-SYD in August-September 2024 for $820 per person with Air China.

  • A cheap way to get near enough to the Winter Olympics without breaking the bank, then jumping a train

    • Except unless you're packing your swag you'll find no accomodation anywhere nearby without bankrupting yourself

      • I figured you blow all your coin on a bed so may as well get there on the cheap.

    • Is train jumping a new winter Olympic sport?

  • Does the airline offer hotel for the Shanghai lay over? Do you need a visa for a 20 hour stop in Shanghai?

  • Any chance of automating and including the lowest total trip time, for the displayed price as a value in your tables? Certainly the most important value I look at past the airline and price.

    • Yeah some info about the layover times for these flights would be great. Having to click through and then find out that it's a 13+ layover leads to disappointment. Just have it upfront to manage expectations better.

      • 13+ layovers in places like Singapore or China is a big bonus, because you go out of the airport and enjoy another "country" within the price of the ticket.

        A quick, cheap, succulent Chinese meal, some tropical fruits,…goes down well.

        • Guilty as charged.

  • Those are crazy prices. I swear air travel gets cheaper and cheaper. Best price that I've noticed have been around 900-1000 for about 15 years now from Aus to Europe. 600s is witchcraft. Good find!

    • Competition is always a good thing for customers :)

      • It's good but not always. The drive to the bottom eventually wears everyone out. That's why we now have large pizzas of 25cm diameter.

        • yeah, if they keep prices low then Aus - Europe flights will end up stopping on the east bank of the Bosphorus and before you know it, Armenia then Uzbekistan and it will end up stopping at Darwin.

          • @dtc: Well since we're in Eurovision we basically don't even have to leave to be in Europe - but I don't know how they'd sell that.

          • @dtc: 😂

        • The drive to the bottom eventually wears everyone out.

          What does this even mean?
          Competition is always good for consumers. If a pizza shop wants to call a small pizza a large pizza who cares? If it's $5 then we're all still winning.

  • Can one way flights be booked as part of this deal?

    • Sure, because the planes are bringing lots of foreign students in, but leaving AU more empty afterwards.

  • Anyone know when chinese eastern will open their full schedule for nov/dec?
    I can prices for nov/dec but much more expensive than previous months up to oct

  • China Eastern… Is that the Taiwanese national carrier?

    • No. Flies via mainland china

    • China Airlines is the taiwanese national carrier

    • China Eastern base, is Shanghai.

      China Southern base, is Guangzhou.

      Air China base, is Beijing.

      Hainan Airlines base, is Haikou.


      China Airlines base, is Taipei.

      EVA Air base, is Taipei.

      • My mate flew Juneyao Airlines Syd - Shanghai a few months ago, I had never heard of them

        • Juneyao base is Shanghau.

          I flew with them too, once.

  • Beware pick pockets

    • Was there in late 2024 and four of us from the tour group formed a kind of posse to watch for PP gangs. We spotted two groups that looked a bit dodgy and basically told them we'd seen them and it was best to something-off.
      Not long later a woman (Spanish, I think) got her iPhone lifted and a chase ensued, it ended with some guy getting the living daylights kicked out of him. Plus Venice is a pain in the rear to get around…

      • Plus Venice is a pain in the rear to get around…

        It's the size of postage stamp, didn't you just walk?

        • Yep. Walk for a few mins, then it was over a bridge, over another bridge… damn, wrong direction.
          IMO a nice place to tick off the list but would I go back? Nope

  • No idea why the Italians are like that

    • It's not the Italians the ones doing the pickpockets, they're mostly gypsies coming from eastern Europe, or sometimes South Americans. Italy's weak politicians and overly bureaucratic system allow these people to act pretty much unbothered, which is just shameful (but most Europe is like that unfortunately)

    • No idea why the Italians are like that

      It's all of Europe. They succumbed to the mind virus that makes them think that importing millions of illegal immigrants from 3rd world countries will make their lives better.
      Yet all the documented increasing crime rates say otherwise… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8zH_E09QAo

  • A good price but Venice in winter sounds like a bummers

    • There's carnival on these days. Stay away if you want to avoid the big crowds but it can definitely be fun.
      In any case, you don't fly to Venice just to visit Venice. A 2.5 hour drive from there brings you to one the most stunning mountain ranges in the world: the Dolomites. And also other beautiful cities like Verona (1hr drive) or Bologna (1.5 hr drive) - just to mention the more famous - are super close.

      • The Dolomites! Ridiculously good. We had 4 days in Val di Funes and hiked to Geisleralm and also went to Seceda. Just unbelievable, and there is so many more places to see on top..This was June though

    • We were just in Venice for 3 days last week. Definitely had thermals and a heavy coat on, but it was otherwise pleasant (8-10c and sunny days). Locals were saying this time of the year there are about 20-25% of the spring, summer, autumn crowds - and in the main areas there were often too many people as it was. That said a street off the beaten path and at different times we had roads and canals to ourselves. Tours/Attractions that sell out months in advance you could get the day of. Accommodation is almost half price. So this was a win win all round for us. Summer sounds like a nightmare for everyone.

      • Most people complaining about Venice being a disappointment due to the excessive crowds are usually the ones who visit for one day and only do the touristic stuff and then leave. Maybe they don't even stay overnight… Recipe for disaster! I always say to anyone who's about to visit Venice, especially in summer: stay for at least 2-3 nights, do things slowly, with no rush, avoid St Marks sq and Rialto during the day, go anywhere else, turn the phone off and get lost in the streets - there's literally no street in Venice not worth seeing, and hundreds of little known museums or churches that are just unbelievable good. Go to the Biennale park. Go to Murano and Burano. Go visit St Marks sq and Rialto early in the morning (6-7 am) or late at night (10-11 pm) and you will enjoy them thoroughly with no crowds. Just magical. Visiting the st Marks Basilica and the Doge's palace are still 100% worth it, so pre-order your entrance ticket online and skip the lines and then after that go somewhere else.
        Every single person I know who followed these tips enjoyed thoroughly and for many Venice was the highlight of their trip to Italy.

      • Sounds like my ideal season to go

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