YYZ - HKG - TOK airfare prices?

White Comet wrote: ↑Hi,

not sure if this is the right place to post. I'm looking for airfare from Toronto to Hong Kong, Dec 11 and stay for a week. Then travel to Tokyo on Dec 18 and return to Toronto on Jan 4 or so. I'm finding airfares in the 2000 and up range, is that normal? I've never done multi-city so I'm clueless. I missed the YYZ - TOKYO deal a month ago so now I can't quite find such a deal. Buying 2 separate ticket isn't an option as I don't want to waste too much time on waiting and flying, (ie. Buying return flight from YYZ - HKG then buy a separate return flight ticket HKG - TOKYO)

In addition, any good/cheap place to stay in Tokyo?

Thanks in advance.

Cheap wrote: ↑If you are flexible and want to save some money, you could book a round trip to Tokyo on Delta Dec 11-Jan 1, for $1178. Then book NRT-HKG on a separate ticket. Hong Kong Express has flights around $400.

Balduno wrote: ↑When I have traveled to Asia during the holidays, I always ended up booking with a travel agent, and their prices are always better. I suggest contacting one, and you will likely get a better price.

White Comet wrote: ↑Hi,

In addition, any good/cheap place to stay in Tokyo?

Thanks in advance.

White Comet wrote: ↑I thought about doing this as well but I haven't done something like the before and don't want to get lost or mess up the booking. Will investigate to see the extra time needed to travel vs savings.



Like which ones?

yesstyle wrote: ↑cheapest is to use your aeroplan points...using them during the high seasons gives the greatest value to those points

White Comet wrote: ↑Yea I'm in Toronto. Going to check with travel agent to see what's the best option. Unfortunately I don't have that many Aeroplan miles

Thanks for the hotel recommendation and other hidden stuff that probably wouldn't be in the tour guide

Cream Puff wrote: ↑Whenever i'm in tokyo I always stay at the sunshine prince hotel because it's fairly cheap and it's location is pretty good. It's located at ikebukuro which is very close to everything around (subway is walking distance to the hotel (http://www.princehotels.com/en/sunshine/)

There's also a mall right next door to the hotel sunshine city and there's an amusement/food/game center call Namja Town inside (admission fee is needed) the area is pretty cool specially if you're into anime there's a lot to see there ~

not to mention the food is very good, there's hidden ramen and local shops in the alley way so don't be afraid to explore !