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New agent fares to Manila and across Asia
Philippine Airlines has released new industry fares for Australian travel agents, offering flights to Manila and onward throughout Asia.
Return fares to Manila from Sydney and Melbourne are now available from $428 (plus taxes) in Fiesta economy class or from $878 (plus taxes) for Mabuhay business class.
Plus, agents can pay $50 more (plus taxes) for return onward flights to anywhere in the Philippine Airlines domestic network, or from $150 to $300 more (plus taxes) to other international destinations in the Philippine Airlines network.
More than a dozen international destinations are available, including Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Tokyo, New Delhi, Singapore and Bangkok.
Philippine Airlines offers seven departures each week from Sydney and Melbourne to Manila.
The agent fares are available for travel until March 31, 2013, and must be booked direct with the airline on 1300 888 725 or by email [email protected].
Seasonal surcharges may apply.
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