any ideas how to find the cheapest fare from honolulu to southeast asia? preferably bangkok, but malaysia or singapore also ok

thanks,
coco

Have you considered using an online fare comparison tool such as http://beta.itasoftware.com (log-in as guest) or http://www.farecompare.com ?

These sites will help you compare the best fares to these SE Asian cities. You might also consider looking into whether some of the local travel agents based in Honolulu have any deals to these cities. A great TA here in HNL is Panda Travel (they have a website, which a Google search will bring up).

Have you considered using an online fare comparison tool such as http://beta.itasoftware.com (log-in as guest) or http://www.farecompare.com ?

These sites will help you compare the best fares to these SE Asian cities. You might also consider looking into whether some of the local travel agents based in Honolulu have any deals to these cities. A great TA here in HNL is Panda Travel (they have a website, which a Google search will bring up).


thanks. the online fare comparison tools didn't give great results, but Panda Travel did have a very good deal. thank you very much

thanks. the online fare comparison tools didn't give great results, but Panda Travel did have a very good deal. thank you very much
No problem. Glad to be of service.

if you can get the sunday honolulu advertiser (paper version), that has the the ads from all of the hnl travel agencies. if you still are in need, remind me/us and we can look at the hnl-bkk deals this coming sunday. i seem to recall around $400 (plus taxes/fees) being recently advertised.

if you can get the sunday honolulu advertiser (paper version), that has the the ads from all of the hnl travel agencies. if you still are in need, remind me/us and we can look at the hnl-bkk deals this coming sunday. i seem to recall around $400 (plus taxes/fees) being recently advertised.

i could actually access it online and did find something for $470. thanks so much

i could actually access it online and did find something for $470. thanks so much
They just recently started putting the Travel Ads of the Advertiser online:
http://www.print2webcorp.com/marketplace/honolulu/main/Default.aspx?l1=Travel&l2=

I've had reasonably good luck into SE Asia booking via the EVA Air website.

First stop is garaunteed to be Taipai, but you can route to anywhere from there.

The website is a bit weak, but the fares are good.

Lihue1k

While we're shamelessly plugging local Agencies, might as well throw my SO in. Hawaiian Travel Club in mililani. Number is in their sunday ads paper, ask for Amy!