Cheap flight to Shanghai (for less than a typical domestic QF flight between most capital cities)
14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 25 July available at posting according to Google flights:
Sydney to Shanghai Pudong from $200 (14-25 July 2024) One Way @ Qantas
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Maglia Nera on 12/07/2024 - 18:39 qantas.com (3872 clicks)
Last edited 14/07/2024 - 16:36 by 2 other users
Last edited 14/07/2024 - 16:36 by 2 other users
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this jives with China lifting visa restrictions. They really want people to visit. But realistically there are so many better options in Asia that doesn't involve an authoritarian regime.
I get what you are saying but as an ordinary tourist, why would you think ann authoritarian regime would even care about you? Don’t you think you over-estimated how important you are?
there have been plenty of international detainees in the past just because oir governments did had issues
@jedimaster: Are you going to do the same as what the detainee did, as a tourist? Would you do these same types of activity in other country?
This is a good thing.
not sure what videos you're watching, was in Shanghai earlier this year, packed everywhere I go, we couldn't get a seat at any of the cafes that were selling coffee for $10 each, crazy
I'm heading to Shenzhen within the next 2 months. Been watching vloggers just to get a feel of the place and the prices for negotiating at the tech markets. Definitely busy!
he must have been watching BBC news
Was at Shanghai Pudong airport for a 5 hour layover last month… half the food stores are closed, including Burger King, etc. The remaining are pretty quiet.. most have pretty much no customers. This was around 6pm
I checked QFF flights in July.
There are Classic Rewards seats available for $167 + 3,400 QFF points one way.
Caution, hot and muddy weather!
how much for return
Not via Qantas. The route is being cancelled
July and August is the worst time to go to Shanghai, lived their a number of years and sweating through everyday.
However, if you are not planning to go outside much then you can use the subway to avoid pretty much every bit of rain.
Their subway is interconnected so much that you can plan your day without see much of the rain if all your activities are in doors
play it singapore style - live the night life, sleep till 2pm, go out after dark, hide in metro stations there's literal malls underground everywhere
Can OzBargain be accessed in China? Or is it blocked?
it's fine, news sites fine too, just google services/social media that's blocked so get your vpn ready
Just get a roaming pack and should work with gmail & facebook etc
Pretty sure it’s $5 Vodafone and $10 Telstra. You can access anything u want with ur Aussie sim.
@anthonyaaa: I couldn't access anything with my australian roaming sim without vpn, but travel sim works ok
Good for any foreign property investor looking to buy and hold another property in Australia
has anyone figured out a return route
Think $500 via vietair…
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I've seen many vidoes of Shanghai airport practically empty. Chinese complaining there's practically no food shops open.
The economy is doing poorly for many Chinese, with most no longer thinking to travel overseas but doing cheap domestic trips if they cna afford to travel.