Anyway, I was just browsing for cheap flights (who isn’t these days, right?), and I stumbled across this jumbled mess of info. It’s like someone threw a travel brochure in a blender. We’re talking prices starting at $314 *one way* (ouch!) and Cathay Pacific with layovers in Hong Kong. Hong Kong! Seriously, could they pick a farther layover? I mean, I get it, it’s Cathay Pacific’s hub, but still…
Then there’s the whole visa-free transit thing. Apparently, if you’re lucky and have a third-country visa, you can hang out in Guangzhou for 144 hours. That’s… almost a week! What are you gonna do in Guangzhou for a week on a layover? Eat a *lot* of dim sum, I guess. And maybe visit the Canton Fair if you’re into that kinda thing? The last snippet is about that, but for some reason, my browser is like, “Nah, can’t show you the description for that page.” Rude.
And then, of course, the French bits. “Vol pas cher,” “284€ Vols pas chers,” “Heure Guangzhou” – it’s like someone’s trying to give me a crash course in French travel phrases. The Air China flight leaving from Paris Charles-de-Gaulle (CDG) is on May 25th… but wait, *which* May 25th? Is this info even current? This is the problem with just grabbing random bits of text – it’s all context-less!
Honestly, I’m getting a headache trying to piece this together. So, “Guangzhou Mon Paris”… what does it *mean*? Maybe it’s a feeling? Like, the feeling of being totally overwhelmed by the prospect of international travel and the insane prices involved? Or maybe it’s the feeling of accidentally ending up in Guangzhou for a week because your connecting flight got canceled. Who knows!
