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Old Mar 6, 2012 | 10:33 pm
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Originally Posted by anabolism
With the prices being the same, why choose ICN rather than HKG?.
A "turn-around" night in Incheon town can be an attractive alternate to Hong Kong - and much better value. Transfer to/from the airport is also quite painless and efficient.
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Old Mar 6, 2012 | 11:10 pm
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Originally Posted by Jerry_Maguire
But the other reason is it seems to me that economy (positioning) flight to Seoul tend to be quite a bit cheaper than to Hong Kong.
Excellent reason. (I'll probably use miles for the positioning flights, although in 2010 for an ex-ICN RTW we purchased coach and used VIPs on the AA flight to NRT, and to our surprise, JL op-uped us NRT-ICN).

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A "turn-around" night in Incheon town can be an attractive alternate to Hong Kong - and much better value. Transfer to/from the airport is also quite painless and efficient.
I did enjoy the Hyatt Regency airport hotel we used in 2010.
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Old Mar 7, 2012 | 2:48 pm
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Originally Posted by anabolism
Excellent reason. (I'll probably use miles for the positioning flights, although in 2010 for an ex-ICN RTW we purchased coach and used VIPs on the AA flight to NRT, and to our surprise, JL op-uped us NRT-ICN).

I did enjoy the Hyatt Regency airport hotel we used in 2010.
The Hotel Queen in Incheon is great value (<$100) with shuttle. Its good enough (or bad enough ) for some airline crew to stay there.
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