Top destinations for your next trip

Check out top international destinations around the world with the lowest prices.
Manila to Hong Kong flight
Cheapest Price to Hong Kong
Thu, Jan 22 |
From VND 1,039,000
Tagbilaran to Seoul flight
Cheapest Price to Seoul
Sat, Dec 20 |
From VND 3,127,000
Iloilo City to Singapore flight
Cheapest Price to Singapore
Wed, Dec 17 |
From VND 1,391,000
Manila to Taipei flight
Cheapest Price to Taipei
Tue, Dec 16 |
From VND 1,438,000
Cebu to Macau flight
Cheapest Price to Macau
Thu, Feb 5 |
From VND 946,000
Manila to Tokyo flight
Cheapest Price to Tokyo
Fri, Mar 6 |
From VND 2,569,000
Manila to Bangkok flight
Cheapest Price to Bangkok
Tue, Feb 3 |
From VND 1,740,000
Tagbilaran to Busan flight
Cheapest Price to Busan
Fri, Dec 19 |
From VND 1,635,000
Manila to Dubai flight
Cheapest Price to Dubai
Thu, Mar 5 |
From VND 4,223,000

Frequently Asked Questions on International Flights.

  • How can I find cheap international flights?

    Trip.com offers plenty of great deals on international flights, helping you save more when planning your next holiday. For even lower fares, consider booking red-eye or overnight flights, which are often cheaper. Flights with layovers can also cost less than direct routes. Try to avoid departing from smaller airports, as major international hubs usually offer more options and better prices. If you live near more than one major airport, compare the fares because flying from a neighbouring city can sometimes save you a significant amount.
  • The best time to book an international flight from the Philippines is usually between three months and two weeks before your travel date. The ideal timing still depends on your destination, but this window often gives you a good balance of price and availability. To get cheaper fares, avoid peak seasons such as Christmas, New Year, Holy Week, and the summer holidays from March to May. Some airlines also release last-minute deals, although availability can be limited.
  • Budget airlines are a great option for Filipino travelers who want to save on international flights. These carriers often offer much lower fares than full-service airlines, making them ideal for short trips and nearby destinations. Here are five popular budget airlines to consider when flying from the Philippines: Philippines AirAsia Scoot VietJet Air Jetstar Airways Cebu Pacific
  • Passport is required for all international travel. Passport cards are not valid for international flights and cannot be used as identification at airports. Make sure your passport is in good condition because any severe damage or signs of tampering may cause it to be rejected during your trip.
  • You cannot book an international flight without a valid passport. If you need to renew your passport or update your personal information, most airlines allow you to edit your details after booking through their website or app. If the changes cannot be made online, you can contact customer service and provide your booking reference along with your updated passport information. When booking your flight, always make sure the name and passport details match exactly to avoid problems during check-in. Take a moment to review the spelling and formatting before confirming your reservation.
  • Be aware of restricted items when packing for your trip. Dangerous goods such as gasoline, fuel, gunpowder, toxic chemicals, and other hazardous materials are strictly banned from both checked and carry-on baggage. Aviation rules also limit liquids to containers of 100 ml or less for carry-on bags. Items like flammable products, certain aerosols, and some types of sports equipment may also be restricted. Portable chargers must meet airline safety standards and are usually allowed only in carry-on bags. Always review your airline’s full list of prohibited and restricted items before traveling to avoid delays or issues at the airport.
  • Online check-in helps you save time and avoid long lines at the airport. Even if you check in online, it is still recommended to arrive at least two hours before your flight. When you reach the airport, you can access services such as Wi-Fi rentals and currency exchange. If you have not checked in yet, go to the airport information counter to find your airline’s check-in desk. Once there, line up according to your boarding class, check in your baggage, and get your boarding pass. If you already checked in online, go directly to the web check-in counter to drop off your bags. After check-in, proceed to security screening and then to immigration, where you will present your passport. Many airports now have automated gates to speed up the process. Once cleared, go to your assigned boarding gate, which you can find on your boarding pass. Feel free to explore duty-free shops, restaurants, and lounges, but make sure to be at the gate 20 to 30 minutes before your scheduled departure. This helps ensure a smooth boarding experience.
  • Airfare for international flights is exempt from consumption tax, so this tax is not added to tickets for overseas travel. This helps make international flights more affordable, as you only pay the base fare along with any airline fees or optional services you choose.

Find popular international airlines operating around the world

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Cebu Pacific

Low-Cost Carrier (LCC)

Cebu Pacific is the largest low-cost airline in the Philippines, offering affordable domestic flights and regional routes to Southeast Asia, East Asia, and the Middle East. Popular for its budget fares and extensive local network.

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Philippines AirAsia

Low-Cost Carrier (LCC)

AirAsia Philippines provides low-cost flights across the Philippines and to nearby Asian destinations such as Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, and Taiwan. Known for competitive pricing and frequent promotions.

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Scoot

Low-Cost Carrier (LCC)

Scoot operates low-cost flights from Manila, Clark, and Cebu to Singapore, offering affordable travel and access to destinations across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East through the Singapore hub.

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Philippine Airlines

Full-Service Carrier (FSC)

The flag carrier of the Philippines, Philippine Airlines offers full-service flights to major domestic cities and international destinations across Asia, the Middle East, North America, and Oceania. Known for Filipino hospitality and direct long-haul service.

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Singapore Airlines

Full-Service Carrier (FSC)

Singapore Airlines connects Manila and Cebu to Singapore with premium full-service flights, offering seamless onward transfers to Europe, North America, Australia, and Asia. Known for excellent service and reliability.

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Cathay Pacific

Full-Service Carrier (FSC)

Cathay Pacific links Manila and Cebu to Hong Kong, providing high-quality service and convenient global connections to Europe, North America, Australia, and Asia via Hong Kong International Airport.

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Emirates

Full-Service Carrier (FSC)

Emirates flies from Manila and Cebu to Dubai with modern aircraft and premium inflight service. Provides one-stop connections to Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas.

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Qatar Airways

Full-Service Carrier (FSC)

Qatar Airways connects Manila and Clark to Doha with award-winning full-service flights, giving travelers access to a wide network across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.

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