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Fly international with Cebu Pacific for as low as P699

Fly international with Cebu Pacific for as low as P699
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Cebu Pacific, the Philippines' leading airline, is encouraging every Juan to fly with its special seat sale to all its international destinations.

Beginning 16 December 2022 until 2 January 2023, passengers may avail themselves of tickets for as low as P699 one-way base fare (exclusive of fees and surcharges).

The travel period is from 16 December 2022 to 31 May 2023, allowing travelers to make last-minute holiday trips possible or plan their dream vacations to any of its 19 international destinations.

"We know many are raring to fly outside the Philippines as more neighboring countries ease their travel restrictions. It is very encouraging to see more people confidently flying again, and this is their chance to travel affordably through our seat sales," said Carmina Romero, Cebu Pacific Corporate Communications Director.

CEB boosted its international footprint by adding more flights to Brunei, Jakarta, Seoul, Taipei, and Hong Kong. It has also resumed its international flights out of Davao, with direct flights to Singapore, and out of Cebu, with direct flights to Seoul and Singapore.

Whether for food-tripping in Vietnam, sightseeing in Japan, Christmas shopping in Bangkok, or simply relaxation in Bali, CEB makes all these travel goals possible through its low fares.

Passengers with existing travel funds may use these to pay for flights and add-ons during CEB's seat sales. Apart from Travel Fund, other payment options may also be used, such as payment centers, credit/debit cards, and e-wallets.

To date, CEB flies to a total of 34 domestic and 19 international destinations. The airline continues to implement a multilayered approach to safety. At the same time, it operates with a 100-percent fully vaccinated crew, 98 percent of whom have been boosted — all to ensure every Juan flies safely and conveniently on Cebu Pacific.

Decide and book your seats now via www.cebupacificair.com.

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