Rome Return from Melb $1117, Sydney $1118 on China Southern via Guangzhou (46kg Luggage) @ IWTF

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China Southern has released cheap fares to Rome, Italy. Travel in late October to early December/23. Price include 46kg checked luggage & meals.

The dates listed below all have a short (2 - 6 hours) stopover in Guangzhou. The stopover may be longer on other dates - though China Southern also offers a free overnight hotel service if you don't mind a longer flight.

@wishingwell has posted a great review of their flight on China Southern & using the free overnight hotel service.
https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/thread/38m08pk9?p=2#r31

$1117 Return Melbourne to Rome Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
30/Oct	14/Nov	$1117	View Flight
02/Nov	17/Nov	$1117	View Flight
06/Nov	21/Nov	$1117	View Flight
09/Nov	24/Nov	$1117	View Flight
10/Nov	25/Nov	$1117	View Flight
13/Nov	28/Nov	$1117	View Flight
16/Nov	01/Dec	$1117	View Flight
17/Nov	02/Dec	$1117	View Flight
26/Oct	11/Nov	$1117	View Flight
01/Nov	17/Nov	$1117	View Flight
02/Nov	18/Nov	$1117	View Flight
08/Nov	24/Nov	$1117	View Flight
09/Nov	25/Nov	$1117	View Flight
15/Nov	01/Dec	$1117	View Flight
16/Nov	02/Dec	$1117	View Flight
08/Nov	25/Nov	$1117	View Flight
15/Nov	02/Dec	$1117	View Flight
25/Oct	11/Nov	$1117	View Flight
25/Oct	10/Nov	$1125	View Flight
26/Oct	10/Nov	$1127	View Flight

$1118 Return Sydney to Rome Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
15/Nov	30/Nov	$1118	View Flight
16/Nov	01/Dec	$1118	View Flight
10/Nov	25/Nov	$1119	View Flight
15/Nov	05/Dec	$1121	View Flight
15/Nov	07/Dec	$1121	View Flight
15/Nov	08/Dec	$1121	View Flight
10/Nov	30/Nov	$1121	View Flight
09/Nov	30/Nov	$1121	View Flight
16/Nov	30/Nov	$1121	View Flight
15/Nov	01/Dec	$1121	View Flight
13/Nov	30/Nov	$1121	View Flight
15/Nov	02/Dec	$1121	View Flight
09/Nov	23/Nov	$1121	View Flight
10/Nov	24/Nov	$1121	View Flight
10/Nov	23/Nov	$1121	View Flight
27/Oct	09/Nov	$1121	View Flight
03/Nov	16/Nov	$1121	View Flight
17/Nov	01/Dec	$1140	View Flight
13/Nov	28/Nov	$1140	View Flight
20/Nov	05/Dec	$1223	View Flight

Can I use my own dates? Yes - just click the link closest to your preferred dates and then change the dates once the search has completed.

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  BergzBargz on 10/08/2023 - 07:52

  Anything late Sept / early Oct?

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    pizzaguy on 10/08/2023 - 08:14

    +7

    I checked the table above and there's nothing.

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    dj69 on 10/08/2023 - 08:36

    Confirming Pizza's observation, that listed flights above do contain any flights in late Sept / early Oct

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    jv on 10/08/2023 - 09:18

    +1

    Anything late Sept / early Oct?

    You mean during school term holidays ?

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  jv on 10/08/2023 - 09:17

  +2

  Rome Return from Melb $1117, Sydney $1118

  Why is Sydney $1 more?

  Is that just the conversion between Vic dollars and NSW dollars?

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    MrFrugalSpend on 11/08/2023 - 21:38

    It's probably the Sydney airport is a $#@^ for the airline tax

    I can hear the China Southern rep now … "If I had a $1 for every time Sydney airport stuffed me around, then I'd be rich!"

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  Euthyphro on 10/08/2023 - 10:03

  What is the normal price if changing flight at Singapore or Dubai?

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    Bubbleshark on 10/08/2023 - 10:37

    +1

    They want you to land and inspect your social score

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  jaqoozi on 10/08/2023 - 11:59

  +1

  If using the free overnight service do you need a Chinese visa?

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    Store RepIWantThatFlight @ I Want That Flight on 10/08/2023 - 12:05

    Good Question! It doesn't say in on the China Southern page about the free hotel stay, however they do provide an email address for questions:
    [email protected]

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    BlueDiesel on 10/08/2023 - 12:49

    +2

    We did it in 2018, so cannot guarantee you it hasn't changed, but we got a Visa on arrival. Visa took about an hour or so. They had waiting area with free drinks etc. Going to Europe we had a shorter stop (about 18 hours) with Hotel and transfer organised by China Southern and on the return we stayed two night in the accommodation we had booked. From memory the Visa is good for up to 72 hours.

    EDIT: I just googled it: "The 72-hour visa-free transit has been resumed from January 8th, 2023 on, after being suspended for 3 years because of the covid-19. The 72-hour visa-free transit policy in China allows air passengers from 53 countries to transit and stay for up to 72 hours (3 days) in 18 China cities without a visa."

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    wishing well on 10/08/2023 - 22:29

    +1

    I wrote a review after my travels in 2019. It covers the transit visa and free hotel process:

    https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/thread/38m08pk9?p=2#r31

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      Store RepIWantThatFlight @ I Want That Flight on 11/08/2023 - 11:25

      Wow - amazingly detailed review! Thanks heaps for posting this. I am going to add a link to your review in the OP. Let me know if you would like to remove it (I cannot send a PM to your profile, not sure why).

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      Store RepIWantThatFlight @ I Want That Flight on 11/08/2023 - 11:32

      In your review, you mention:
      "Line up with passport, yellow arrival/departure card, visa application, and boarding pass"

      Did you need to do anything pre-flight for the visa application? Or was that all done once you landed? (it seems to be a very common question, so just wanted to be as clear as possible).

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  bazingaa on 10/08/2023 - 12:46

  do we need transit visa for China ?

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    MrFrugalSpend on 11/08/2023 - 21:45

    +1

    see new replies to jaqoozi above

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  ForwardToSolaris on 15/08/2023 - 14:00

  +1

  I flew with China Southern to Tokyo last month, return from Melbourne.

  Who is eligible for their transit accomodation is very complicated.

  I was a Z class economy passenger, and was therefore informed I was not eligible.

  Slept on a reasonably comfortable seat, next to an escalator that wouldn't stop playing warning in Mandarin.