FareDiceHigher than usual for these dates. Each flight's usual fare on nearby days adds up to €238–€287.
- Hong Kong → Singapore, 13 Oct: €136 (42%), typical for these dates
- Singapore → Hat Yai, 15 Oct: €185 (58%), higher than usual for these dates
€136 long flights (42%)€185 inside Southeast Asia (58%)
2 flights, 2 countries in Southeast Asia, 1 night, 13–15 Oct
Hong KongSingapore1nHat Yai
Stay 1 night in Singapore, ending in Hat Yai with no flight back. Singapore is a capital. Typical October highs are 32°C everywhere. Hat Yai is usually very wet in October, about 220 mm of rain over the month.
Stop by stop
Hong Kong
Hong Kong, Start, Tue 13 Oct
- HKG→SIN Tue 13 Oct1 stop, starting with Hainan Airlines, journey time and cabin bag: check€136seen 2 days ago Check price
Typical for these dates. Usually €134–€136, counting prices seen over the past two weeks.
- overnight: it lands on Wed 14 Oct, so your nights in Singapore count from then
Singapore
Singapore, 1 night, 14–15 Oct
Island city-state at the tip of the Malay Peninsula, known for hawker centres, Gardens by the Bay, the Botanic Gardens and distinct Chinese, Malay and Indian quarters.
Typical October: highs of 32°C, wetHigher than usual for these dates. Usually €104–€151.
Hat Yai
Thailand, Last stop, Thu 15 Oct
Commercial hub of southern Thailand near the Malaysian border, known for markets, street food and shopping, and a short drive from the beach and old town of Songkhla.
Typical October: highs of 32°C, very wet
Change a stop
Another city on the same days, the rest of the trip kept, cities close in price first. A swapped-in country may need a visa: check before you go.
- Singapore At random Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia −€153
- Hat Yai At random Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia −€127 · Langkawi, Malaysia −€108 · Ipoh, Malaysia −€108 · Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam −€103 · Jakarta, Indonesia −€100
Book and check
- Book in order, first flight first. If a price has gone up, you can rethink the trip before buying the rest. Prices are the cheapest seen lately, for one traveller, not quotes: "Check price" opens the live one. Separate tickets: if one flight is late or cancelled, the next airline won't wait.
- If a flight is late or cancelled. Each flight is its own ticket, so the next airline won't wait or rebook you for free if you miss it. Tightest on this trip: one night in Singapore, so a flight in a day late misses the flight out. Where a connection is that tight, you can book the next flight once the one before has landed, though its price may have gone up. If a flight is cancelled, its airline normally offers another flight or your money back: take the one that still makes your next flight. A flight missed because the one before was late is usually lost, so look for travel insurance that covers missed connections.
- Entry rules. Check passport and visa rules for Singapore, Thailand before you book.
- Seasons. Part of this trip falls at the edge of a storm or flood season: the worst months are past or still to come, but watch the forecast before you go.
Each stop's season
- Hat Yai (15 Oct): edge of the monsoon flood season in southern Thailand's Gulf coast, peak months Nov–Dec (the Thai Meteorological Department)
Long-run seasons, not forecasts: a storm can come out of season, and most weeks in season pass without one. Heat is from weather-station averages.
- Travel advisories. Neither Canada nor the US advises against travel to any country on this trip.
Each country's advisory level
- Singapore Canada: take normal security precautions · US: exercise normal precautions (level 1 of 4)
- Thailand Canada: exercise a high degree of caution (stricter for some areas) · US: exercise normal precautions (level 1 of 4)
From the Government of Canada and the US State Department, as of 6 Oct. Advisories change, and once you're there your phone's emergency alerts cover the moment. Read the official page for each place before you go.