Asia Air Pass?
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Both Cathay Pacific and Malaysian Air have passes you can buy that take you from the US to their hub city, and on flights within Asia that usually require returning to the hub. Thai airlines has a pass you can buy for flights within Thailand (a number of flights for a fixed price). It all depends on where you want to go. I also find the flight prices within Asia are pretty reasonable without an airpass.
#4
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actually I think this is what your looking for.. many international airlines offer CHEEP passes for travel in thier nation domestic airlines....I ALWAYS FORGET TO CHECK THIS OUT MY SELF IT"S A HUGE MONEY SAVER>> <BR><BR> http://www.independenttraveler.com/resources/article.cfm?AID=2&category=1<BR><BR>for instance <BR>Discover Thailand Air Pass with Thai Airways (800-426-5204) <BR>The Thailand pass costs $199 for four flight coupons. Additional flights may be purchased for $49 each up to a maximum of eight. Must be issued in conjunction with a round-trip international ticket to Thailand on any airline. If you must take a connecting flight through Bangkok it will count as two flight segments. Pass is valid for 60 days. The change fee is $25.<BR>
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Well now I learnt something new. I was thinking of going with Asia AirPass from Cathay, but the Thai Pass sounds interesting, has anyone bought this, if so what are their thoughts. My Itin is somthing like this, flying out of Toronto and will like to visit Thailand, Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong. Thanks!
#7
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Consider the places you are going and you are flying from Toronto, the Cathay Pacific Asia Pass is a good consideration, since Hong Kong is lying on the center of the places that you are planning to travel. You can get more info from their website at www.cathay.ca
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