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It is extremely easy to find your way here. There are daily direct flights connecting Beijing and Hong Kong to major cities in Europe and N. America. Boeing long-range aircrafts 747, 767, 763 are widely used. I have short-listed some major carriers for your reference.
Hong Kong FlightsDaily Non-stopCathay Pacific – from London, New York, San Francisco, Vancouver, Tokyo, Sydney and Johannesburg British Airways and Virgin – from London Lufthansa – from Frankfurt S. African Airline – from Johannesburg Qantas – from Sydney and Melbourne
Beijing FlightsDaily Non-stopUnited Airline – from New York and San Francisco Air Canada – from Vancouver British Airways – from London Lufthansa – from Frankfurt North West and Japan Airline – from Tokyo
Other Hong Kong FlightsNon-stopCathay Pacific – from Frankfurt to Hong Kong every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Other Beijing FlightsNon-stopQantas starts its Beijing flights on January 9, 2006 - from Sydney to Beijing every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
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How should I plan my flight? Book an international flight to Beijing or Hong Kong.
In Hong Kong, Dragon Air offers an English-speaking escorted tour that walks you through the golden route. The tour departs daily from Hong Kong. It is an 8-day-7-night package inclusive of airfare, private transfer, hotel, tour and meal. I strongly recommend that you pick Hong Kong as your last stop. Why? Well, you are likely to do a lot of shopping here. This will save you effort in carrying your shopped items on the road. Book a China Hong Kong vacation - see Dragon Air packages departing from Hong Kong.
How do I connect to the world while I travel China? China travel tip: Getting There
Hong Kong Airport Information | Beijing Airport Information |
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