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CEB brings back zero int’l fares

Daily news, 20 Aug 2008

MANILA – The Philippines’ Cebu Pacific is offering a zero-fare international seat sale to welcome the ber-months of 2008.

The promotional sale will run from August 21 to 27, valid for travel from September 16 to December 17.

The promo fare is exclusive of taxes and applicable surcharges. Surcharges range from US$46 to US$90 depending on the destination.

More than 35,000 seats across CEB’s 12 international destinations have been allocated for the sale.

CEB’s zero fare seat sale includes flights from Manila to Bangkok, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kaohsiung, Kota Kinabalu, Kuala Lumpur, Macau, Ho Chi Minh, Shanghai, Singapore, Taipei; and Cebu-Hong Kong and Cebu-Singapore.

 
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