CA $725 Cheap Flight to Asia

Why take a flight to Asia?

Imagine walking through ancient temples, tasting exotic cuisines, and immersing yourself in vibrant festivals. Asia offers all this and more. With its diverse cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and rich history, there’s no better place to expand your horizons. Take a flight to Asia and feel the heartbeat of the world.

When to book flights to Asia?

Asia’s vastness means diverse climates and festivities. If vibrant festivals and cultural immersion are your calling, align your trip with Asia’s festive calendar. For tranquil retreats, consider the shoulder seasons, with fewer crowds and cooler weather. For temperate weather, book during spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November). February is the prime month to snag an exceptional bargain flight to Asia. The priciest period isn’t during the peak of summer, but the celebratory month of December.

How to find cheap flights to Asia?

If you’re looking for great bargains from CA $1,220* to Asia in 2024, it’s just a couple of clicks away on Expedia’s search platform. Firstly, enter your travel dates and destination and click on the "Search" button. Check "No change fee" directly underneath the "Flexible change policies" filter and snag a cheap and flexible flight to Asia. Think about leaving at the start of the week to snag the top deals on tickets to Asia. Tuesday usually offers the most wallet-friendly rates, closely followed by Monday. Saturday often sees the steepest prices, as many voyagers prefer to kick off their vacation on a weekend.

Flights to Asia from Canada

Most flights to Asia from Canada involve at least one stopover, especially to more distant hubs like Singapore. Many people travel to Asia for the purpose of taking a grand tour of the continent and stopping in multiple enthralling destinations, while others prefer to remain in the same general area. The destination you choose will depend on what part of Asia you’re planning to visit.

• Flights from Montreal to Tokyo – 13 hours 30 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Toronto to Singapore – 24 hours (1 stop)
• Flights from Toronto to Tokyo – 13 hours 44 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Toronto to Hong Kong – 15 house 20 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Vancouver to Tokyo – 10 hours 20 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Vancouver to Singapore – 18 hours 10 minutes (1 stop)

Main airports in Asia

The main hubs for flights to Asia are Haneda International Airport in Tokyo, Japan, Singapore’s Changi Airport, and Hong Kong International Airport.

What airlines fly to Asia?

Several major airlines offer flights to Asia from Canada.

• Cathay Pacific
• All Nippon Airlines
• China Airlines
• Delta Airlines
• Korean Air
• Singapore Airlines
• Air Canada

How to get around in Asia

Travelling in Asia is as much about the journey as the destination. With its myriad landscapes and countries, this vast continent presents a smorgasbord of travel options. Hop onto Vietnam’s motorbikes, ride China’s high-speed rails, or float down the Mekong Delta. Local metros are efficient for urban exploration, while traditional trishaws or rikshaws offer a nostalgic touch. From the iconic tuk-tuks of Thailand to Japan’s bullet trains, every journey becomes an experience. If you’re travelling between different countries, budget airlines bridge the distance swiftly.

Must-see attractions in Asia

When you book your tickets to Asia, get ready to step into a world where the Great Wall of China stretches across vast terrains and the Taj Mahal stands as a testament to timeless love. Experience the serenity of Kyoto, be awestruck by the opulence of Thailand’s Grand Palace, or delve deep into the history of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat. From South Korea’s palatial Gyeongbokgung Palace to the modern marvels of Singapore‘s skyline, Asia’s must-see spots are a testament to its diverse allure.

Tips for travelling in Asia

• You’ll want to savour local delicacies, but choose well-established eateries to avoid any tummy troubles.
• Respect local customs, and dress modestly at religious sites.
• Keep some cash on you—although credit cards are accepted, many smaller establishments prefer cash.
• Always carry a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.
• Be prepared to haggle at markets, but do it respectfully.

*Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.