Cathay Pacific Offers Exclusive Economy Fare Savings for Travellers

 

Images Courtesy of Cathay Pacific

For travellers planning a return to Asia to visit family, explore cultural roots, or embark on an autumn or Lunar New Year getaway, there's good reason to plan ahead this summer. Cathay Pacific, long trusted as a bridge between Canada and Asia, is celebrating a milestone recognition with an exclusive offer that aligns perfectly with our community's travel rhythms.

Hong Kong, China

Recently honoured as one of the Top 3 World’s Best Airlines and named the World’s Best Economy Class by the 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards, Cathay Pacific is marking the occasion with a limited-time promotion for North American travellers. From July 7 to 11:59 PM PST on July 31, 2025, flyers can enjoy up to CA$100 off select Economy flights for travel between September 15, 2025, and March 31, 2026.

Promotion Details:

  • Hong Kong Direct

    Travellers flying direct from Vancouver to Hong Kong can save CA$50 with promo code BEST2HKGCA.

  • Beyond Hong Kong

    Travellers departing from Vancouver or Toronto can apply BESTECOCA for CA$100 off.

Cathay Pacific’s diverse global network spans across the Chinese Mainland, Southeast and Northeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and more, making it easier than ever to reach your dream destination with comfort and ease.

This promotion is timely to be part of your upcoming travel plans, whether it’s for family reunions, cultural explorations, or new business ventures. With accolades including World’s Best Inflight Entertainment, Top 3 Airline Cabin Crew, and Best Business Class Lounge in Asia, flying with Cathay Pacific offers peace of mind and a consistently thoughtful travel experience.

To access these savings, travellers must be members of the Cathay loyalty program, which is free to join online. Existing members can apply the promo codes right away.

Whether reconnecting with family or exploring new corners of Asia, this offer is a meaningful opportunity to experience one of the the world's best Economy classes while enjoying exclusive savings.

Learn more and book at Cathay Pacific official website.

 

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