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Hong Kong to Johannesburg

  • HKG, Hong Kong SAR China – JNB, South Africa
  • Cathay Pacific, Kenya Airways
  • Business
  • Mixed cabin: HKG–BOM economy, BOM–HKG economy
Johannesburg

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$2345
Round trip, in USD
about HK$18,379
One ticket on more than one airline.
DepartsDec 25, 2026
ReturnsDec 31, 2026

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Cost per mile
13,266
Miles

Flight segments

HKG to BOM · Cathay Pacific · CX 663
BOM to NBO · Kenya Airways · KQ 203
NBO to JNB · Kenya Airways · KQ 760
JNB to NBO · Kenya Airways · KQ 765
NBO to BOM · Kenya Airways · KQ 202
BOM to HKG · Cathay Pacific · CX 696

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Dec 25–31 · 6 nights

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Dec 25, 2026 Dec 31, 2026 Cathay Pacific, Kenya Airways $2345 Lowest View flights

This is a business class deal to Johannesburg from Hong Kong on Cathay Pacific, Kenya Airways for Dec 25, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026.

Priced at $2345 round trip. The route covers 13,266 miles round trip.

Johannesburg is one of Africa’s most dynamic urban destinations, a city that rewards travelers with a mix of history, creativity, and contemporary South African life. Once built on gold, it has evolved into a fast-moving cultural hub where world-class museums, street art, design districts, and a strong restaurant scene sit alongside powerful reminders of the country’s past. The best time to visit is during the dry, mild winter months from May to September, when sunny days and cool evenings make sightseeing especially comfortable; spring and early autumn can also be pleasant. For a fuller sense of the city, spend time in neighborhoods such as Maboneng, known for galleries and cafes, and Soweto, where landmarks like Vilakazi Street and the Apartheid Museum offer essential historical context.

Beyond its landmarks, Johannesburg stands out for its food and cultural energy. The city’s dining scene ranges from refined contemporary South African cuisine to lively markets and casual spots serving local favorites such as braai, pap, and samp and beans. Visitors will also find a rich mix of influences reflected in music, fashion, and everyday life, with markets, live venues, and independent shops giving the city a distinctly local character. For travelers looking for a destination that blends urban sophistication with deep cultural significance, Johannesburg offers a compelling and memorable stop.

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