cheap fares from Hong Kong to Shanghai

hi, can anyone please tell how to find the cheapest flights from Hong Kong
to Shanghai? I'll be flying to HK (from the US) and want to go to Shanghai
for a few days ....next week!
THANKS!!

misterdrummer wrote:
hi, can anyone please tell how to find the cheapest flights from Hong Kong
to Shanghai? I'll be flying to HK (from the US) and want to go to Shanghai
for a few days ....next week!
THANKS!!

probably Dragonair. Any travel agent in HK can fix it. Fares were as
low as HKD1900 return in April.

Cheers,

George W. Russell
Bangalore

sometimes china eastern is cheaper.
For your reference:
http://www.morning-star.com.hk/eng/packages/ep01.htm

If you will stay in Kowloon, you can go to the Bank Centre, 636 Nathan Road,
Kowloon (Metro: Mongkok Station). There are many reliable travel agencies
there in somewhere around 3rd floor and 4th floor.

If you will stay in Hong Kong side, Hang Lung Centre, 2-20 Paterson Street
(Metro: Causeway Bay) also have about 1-2 floors full of travel agencies.

Those travel agencies might not offer the cheapest air tickets but they are
reliable.

or you may try the priceline.



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misterdrummer wrote:
hi, can anyone please tell how to find the cheapest flights from Hong
Kong
to Shanghai? I'll be flying to HK (from the US) and want to go to
Shanghai
for a few days ....next week!
THANKS!!

probably Dragonair. Any travel agent in HK can fix it. Fares were as
low as HKD1900 return in April.

Cheers,

George W. Russell
Bangalore

how far is that by the way.. from hongkong to shanghai by train?

yoghurt wrote:
how far is that by the way.. from hongkong to shanghai by train?

About 24 hours or less these days. Was 30 when I last did it via
Guangzhou in 1992.

Cheers,

George W. Russell
Bangalore

http://www.kcrc.com.hk/html/eng/serv...ices/index.asp


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yoghurt wrote:
how far is that by the way.. from hongkong to shanghai by train?

About 24 hours or less these days. Was 30 when I last did it via
Guangzhou in 1992.

Cheers,

George W. Russell
Bangalore

ah i see, quite long ey?

however, the trains look not too bad

cheers

mila
switzerland

yoghurt wrote:
ah i see, quite long ey?

however, the trains look not too bad

cheers

mila
switzerland

Chinese trains are quite good - I just did Shanghai-Beijing last month
(12 hours). And a lot of the main lines use brand new stock. As well as
the regular four-berth compartments, you can pay extra for a two-berth.

Cheers,

George W. Russell
Bangalore