Full-service direct flights from Budapest to Ningbo, China for €447
Shanghai Airlines are offering affordable flights from Hungary’s capital to China! Book tickets starting at only €447 for a round trip.
Ningbo, a vibrant port city in China’s Zhejiang province, boasts a rich maritime history and modern charm. Famous for its bustling port, Ningbo also offers cultural gems like the 1,500-year-old Tianyi Pavilion Library, China’s oldest surviving private library. Stroll through the picturesque Moon Lake Park or visit the Ningbo Museum, designed by architect Wang Shu. Enjoy the blend of ancient temples and contemporary skyscrapers. With its delicious local cuisine, including fresh seafood, and its strategic location near the East China Sea, Ningbo provides a captivating mix of tradition and innovation, making it a must-visit destination for travelers.
Travel dates:
Late August – October 2024 (every Monday and Thursday)
Route:
Budapest – Ningbo – Budapest
Baggage allowance:
One cabin bag and one 23kg checked bag
In Shanghai we encourage you stay at the top-rated 5* Yuyao Bright Hotel
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