PERMANENT FARE CUT DOWN
Longing to get out of town on a holiday but afraid you’ll bust your budget? Cebu Pacific lets you tick off one less thing to worry about – they’ve slashed their domestic ticket fares by as much as 32% for good. Thanks to the newly introduced “all-in” pricing format, booking is much easier. As a passenger, you know immediately the total amount you need to pay. Starting June 12, a one-way Manila-Davao ticket costs only PHP2,488 – “all-in” – while a Manila-Cebu one-way fare is just PHP1,448. With this much savings on airfare, hopping from one destination to another becomes so easy!
“We really hope that this new move is deemed as a positive change in the industry and we encourage other airlines to do the same,” says Candice Iyog, CEB vice president for marketing and product.
Go to Cebu Pacific’s website to take full advantage of these reduced all-inclusive domestic fares now!
If you love Taipei, you’ll enjoy exploring yet another Taiwan destination. Cebu Pacific now adds Kaoshiung, Taiwan’s second largest city, to its growing network of destinations. Dubbed as the Harbor Capital, Kaohsiung is home to the Love River, where romantic souls can delight in a lovely cruise that sails day and night. And since it is a seaport city, expect only the freshest seafood served in these parts. From June 7, CEB runs three direct flights to Kaohsiung every week: On Tuesday and Thursday, it leaves from Manila at 11:40am and arrives in Kaohsiung at 1:25pm. Return flights leave at 1:55pm, landing in Manila at 3:40pm. On Saturdays, the flight heads off at 4:55pm and touches down in Kaohsiung at 6:40pm. Returning, it departs for Manila at 7:10pm and arrives at 8:55pm.
CEB is the only Filipino airline operating this route, with one-way fares starting at only PHP1,499. To book your ticket, just click on www.cebupacificair.com
DCC: YOUR ONLINE MONEY CHANGER
With the Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) facility on Cebu Pacific’s website, you can now pay for your flights in your local currency. For example, if you’re using a US-issued credit card, you can purchase a flight quoted in PHP (the sale currency) using the USD amount (the DCC payment currency). The biggest benefit you get with this system? There are no surprises when you get your billing, since the DCC amount you paid for online is what will show up on your credit card bill. Visit www.cebupacificair.com for details.
Cebu Pacific seals a groundbreaking deal with Amadeus
Can’t decide which flight details suit your next jaunt? Leave the planning to your trusted travel agent. Whether you’re considering island hopping within the Philippines or intend to go on a Singapore-Kuala Lumpur-Bangkok tour, count on your travel agent to provide you with the best deals. Cebu Pacific recently teamed up with technology giant Amadeus, the leading global distribution system in the world.
“CEB’s partnership with Amadeus will benefit the public through its increased capability to book low fares through the Philippines’ travel agency network,” says Cebu Pacific President and CEO Lance Gokongwei. All Amadeus-connected travel agents will have full access to CEB’s international and domestic fares, including its trademark seat sales, so they can offer the most competitive prices to their customers.
As the biggest processor of travel bookings in the world, Amadeus currently has 56 international low-cost carriers in its system. “As a fast-growing low-cost carrier, CEB has once again taken the lead and has realized the full potential of making its inventory available to the Amadeus distribution network,” says David Brett, President of Amadeus Asia Pacific.
What are you waiting for? Head to your favorite travel agency and find out the best Cebu Pacific deals for your next holiday escapade!
PROUDLY PINOY
Here’s something loyal Cebu Pacific fliers can be proud of! The dynamic airline makes its mark in the airline industry after ranking first in the world in terms of revenue passengers per kilometer growth, according to Airline Business Magazine’s May 2008 issue. In another category, namely the most total number of passengers carried in 2007, CEB ranked number 23 in the world and number 5 in Asia. The airline hit a 5.5-million passenger mark in 2007 and expects to fly seven million passengers this year with a new fleet of planes coming in. “This is a testament that our offerings – new aircrafts and affordable fares – have caught on and we believe will continue to gain momentum,” says Lance Gokongwei, CEB President and CEO. Visit www.cebupacificair.com for details.
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