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What is the cheapest way to go to Taiwan???
- Thread starter TopSage
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Best to monitor ticket prices on sites like Skyscanner. Budget airline tickets fluctuate A LOT.
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I assume you are talking about Taipei.
Try Airasia; but have 1 stop over in KL. $500 including tax.
Eva air fly direct to Taipei is S$740. (50% more expensive than Airasia)
Try Airasia; but have 1 stop over in KL. $500 including tax.
Eva air fly direct to Taipei is S$740. (50% more expensive than Airasia)
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And walk to Malaysia is it?!
Fly by first and if not then business class lor. What's the big deal if one is indeed a TopSage right?
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Take bus to bukit timah road & change to SBS170 towards JB! Reach JB bus interchange got direct bus to Nilai and from Nilai town take another bus into KLIA! Go budget terminal buy ticket to Taiwan return journey cost less than RM700 inclusive of tax! All expenses add up still cheaper than the SGD500 you have to in Singapore! You save at least RM400 per person leh!
How's the Hang Seng shorts doing? Margin calls from left right and centre? Need to run road? What about those who listened to your advice? Yes, you are going to tell them it's their choice to listen or not mah! Brilliant idea!
SGD 296 direct from SG with Tigerair in October:
http://www.skyscanner.com.sg/flight...e-changi-to-taipei-in-october-2013.html?rtn=1
Then again, prices change based on date. Go check it.
http://www.skyscanner.com.sg/flight...e-changi-to-taipei-in-october-2013.html?rtn=1
Then again, prices change based on date. Go check it.
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The HS shorts are doing fine, its the skirts that are acting up.
Is the HSI up or down today? ....I don't win all the time but protect myself against heavy losses.
You don't know? What sort of fucking trader is that? You should have all these info at your fingertips you TWIT!
So intelligent! I like!
That was on 17th September. Hang Seng is up how many points from then? Lost your pants and now have to run road to Taiwan?
How are you related to Topsage? You his assistant?
Apart from sound bites do you have any other abilities?
You know what's the difference between a long and a short in trading jargon and not your Ah Beng or Foi Gras jargon?
TS, think it's more optimal (and easier) if you rely on some notable travel search engines for comparison. Not only budget pricing is dependent on travel dates (with peak travel periods not too diff from regular), other rule of thumb is to book early with cost varying with "traffic". Savvy travellers even book as far 1 year ahead (with caveat on costly changes on travel dates). So much to be said for getting your money in advance
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