Originally Posted by CanucksHKG

Yeah, no..... good luck OP.

Thats not a transit, but a stopover of your own choice.

Originally Posted by nux

No, many airlines do not provide overnight accomodation, and very few provide it for economy passengers.

To answer your question, Cathay Pacific does not.

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/india...l#post21293334
The answer to your other question is no too.

Which airlines do you know or have flown that provide overnight accomodation for economy passengers?

No idea why you have decided to format your posts in such a strange way either.

Originally Posted by nsolitude

Even ANA did away with their transit hotel accommodation for passengers going to North America. CX is even less likely to do so, especially when there are so many flights available.

Originally Posted by QRC3288

haha I half suspect you're joking? Because otherwise you're asking CX to pay for a mini-vacation of yours to HK! I don't know any other airlines who do this for a voluntary, 1.5 day vacation. CX flies to KUL multiple times daily! It's not like you're going to a remote destination of theirs. Especially for a discount economy ticket, but even J or F would be suspect. 36 hours is almost 2 days! There has to be some common sense here. Otherwise CX would be bankrupt (or all our airfares would be 20%+ more expensive to accommodate all the people getting their vacations paid for by CX!). That has to be another $100+ USD in value, which I imagine is 15% or more of CX's base fare they're charging you. I'd love some tangible examples of airlines that provide this type of service because I know a lot of folks who would be interested. Say, fly to Europe ex-HKG via the Middle East but get a 36 hour all-inclusive stop-over to Dubai, Doha, etc.

Originally Posted by CanucksHKG

Probably China Eastern