San Francisco/Los Angeles to Southeast Asia 🌏  in $530s-$610s RT

San Francisco/Los Angeles to Southeast Asia 🌏 in $530s-$610s RT

Hey JFC'ers, we've collated answers to your most common travel-related questions in this time of coronavirus. We're changing a few things up with deals too, only sending deals that work in the second half of the year onwards and focusing on carriers with flexible change policies. More detailed info here .

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High season dates across Southeast Asia - we'll take it!

5-star rated Cathay Pacific and their subsidiary, Cathay Dragon, are treating us to some high season deals right across the region, with special highlights on Siem Reap (Cambodia) and Yangon (Myanmar) which we rarely get good deals to. If you can't decide where to start (we can relate), check out the multi-city options that let you fly into one city and leave from another like in this example .

Travel tip: If you're a fan of seafood, you have to try Cambodia's national dish, Amok Trey, it's a super tasty curry dish steamed in banana leaves. Soooo good!

FYI, Cathay Pacific is waiving changes fees for bookings made up to the end of June.

Taking off ✈️

Tip Published: Jun 09, 2020

Round trips from San Francisco (SFO)

  • Angeles (CRK) - $532
  • Cebu City (CEB) - $551
  • Krong Siem Reap (REP) - $564
  • Kuala Lumpur (KUL) - $557
  • Penang (PEN) - $557
  • Yangon (RGN) - $558
Round trips from Los Angeles (LAX)

  • Angeles (CRK) - $587
  • Cebu City (CEB) - $580
  • Hanoi (HAN) - $606
  • Jakarta (CGK) - $528
  • Krong Siem Reap (REP) - $617
  • Kuala Lumpur (KUL) - $615
  • Phnom Penh (PNH) - $617
  • Singapore (SIN) - $617
  • Yangon (RGN) - $614
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