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The lowest fare found to Shanghai (PVG) was £481 with Emirates, the cheapest direct flight was £553 with China Eastern, while Business Class was £1675 with Aeroflot. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Shanghai obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Shanghai in 2012, please enter your requirements and click the search button above.
Useful Information about Shanghai
- Usually the month offering the lowest fares is February with an average ticket costing £557
- The cheapest price we have found was £436 departing the week of 27 Nov 2011 with prices averaging £496
- The nearest airports to Shanghai include Shanghai approximately 27 miles and Ningbo around 93 miles away
- We have found the cheapest prices are offered by Lufthansa, Aeroflot Russian Airlines and Turkish Airlines
- Shanghai's time zone is 8 hours difference from the UK
- The most popular day to fly to Shanghai is Wednesday with most travellers staying for an average of 12 days
Shanghai Where Tradition Meets Modernity
Visit One of Asia's Most Vibrant Cities for Traditonal Chinese New Year Celebrations
Cathay Pacific offers cheap flights to Shanghai, one of Asia’s most spectacular destinations. Shanghai is one of the most vibrant and fastest growing cities in the world. It has a rich heritage and, as a tourist destination, it has plenty to offer.
Shanghai is renowned for its film festival which attracts thousands of people from around the world. However, Shanghai’s calendar is full of events and festivals including cultural and sporting events and large celebrations of traditional Chinese national holidays. The lantern festivals are particularly spectacular and visitors to the city during these festivals have the chance to experience the city’s fascinating traditions and interact with the locals. Chinese New Year is one of the biggest traditional celebrations. Chinese New Year is celebrated on the first day of the lunar calendar, which falls in late-January or February. During the festivities, friends and family meet up and celebrate with feasting and dancing. Lion dances, dragon dances and Yangge dances are all performed. Yangge dancing is a 2,000-year-old religious activity which was traditionally performed to greet the gods and dispel evil. Visitors to the city during this time will also see some spectacular firework displays all over the city. As soon as the clock strikes to announce the arrival of the new year, many of Shanghai’s residents will light up fireworks and the air is filled with the smell of smoke and the sound of firecrackers. Visitors can also see colourful parades and enjoy the many Chinese delicacies on offer.