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wrafter

12th Apr 2006 12:28

A Challenge - Best Route DUB to NRT to ICN

I posted a request on here about a year ago on how to get from Budapest to Barcelona and received many helpful replies. The request was to find the cheapest route. It was interesting how many combos we came up with.

This time the test is to get from Dublin to Seoul, with a stop-off in Tokyo.

What do you recommend? DUB - CDG - NRT - ICN (AF) or DUB - AMS - NRT - ICN (KLM)... or does anyone have any gems out there?

pamann

12th Apr 2006 13:12

Your local travel agent is a good start:D

wrafter

12th Apr 2006 13:15

But everyone did things like that pamann, you wouldn't have anything to post about! :)

asianfly

12th Apr 2006 13:17

how about one world all the way - EI on DUB-LHR, then BA or CX LHR-HKG, then HKG to Seoul on CX.

Miles Hi

12th Apr 2006 13:19

Seoul

EI to LHR, Asiana to ICN

wrafter

12th Apr 2006 13:29

@asianfly - I'll look into that but it does look like, rather than three flights with the DUB to CDG/AMS to NRT to ICN, the option you note is four (via Hong Kong) which will make it a longer, and likely more expensive trek.

@Miles Hi, we're missing the NRT stop-off. ;)

pamann

12th Apr 2006 13:37

I'll put it forward to easypam and her luxury fast moving vehicle :D :D :D
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