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Miami to Hong Kong

  • MIA, United States – HKG, Hong Kong SAR China
  • Air Canada
  • Economy
Hong Kong

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$984
Round trip, in USD
via Air Canada · airline · STANDARD
Checked
DepartsMar 28, 2027
ReturnsApr 5, 2027

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$0.05
Cost per mile
17,959
Miles

Flight segments

MIA to YVR · AC · AC 1755
YVR to HKG · AC · AC 7
HKG to YVR · AC · AC 8
YVR to MIA · AC · AC 1754

Available dates

Prices in USD. Each option opens its own dates on Google Flights.

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Available flight dates and booking prices
Departs Returns Airline Price Checked Booking link
Mar 26, 2027 Apr 3, 2027 — $1134 View flights
Mar 27, 2027 Apr 4, 2027 — $1130 View flights
Mar 28, 2027 Apr 5, 2027 Air Canada $984 Lowest View flights
Mar 29, 2027 Apr 6, 2027 — $1030 View flights
Mar 30, 2027 Apr 7, 2027 — $1030 View flights

This is an economy deal to Hong Kong from Miami on Air Canada for Mar 28, 2027 – Apr 5, 2027.

Priced at $984 round trip. The route covers 17,959 miles round trip.

Hong Kong is one of Asia’s most compelling city destinations, where a dramatic skyline, harbor views, and dense urban energy meet lush hills, outlying islands, and a deep sense of history. Travelers come for the contrast: gleaming towers and traditional temples, global business districts and old street markets, Michelin-starred dining and humble noodle shops. The city is especially appealing in the cooler, drier months from October to December, when skies are often clearer and sightseeing is most comfortable; spring can also be pleasant, though more humid, while summer tends to be hot, rainy, and prone to typhoons.

For first-time visitors, Victoria Peak offers the classic panoramic view, while Victoria Harbour remains the city’s signature setting, especially after dark. Explore Central and Sheung Wan for a mix of modern Hong Kong, heritage streets, and excellent food; Tsim Sha Tsui for museums, waterfront promenades, and easy access to Kowloon’s bustle; and Mong Kok for markets, street life, and a more local, high-energy atmosphere. Food is a major draw, from dim sum and wonton noodles to roast meats, egg tarts, and Cantonese seafood, while the city’s cultural life spans temples, festivals, tea houses, and a multilingual, fast-paced urban identity that feels distinctly Hong Kong.

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