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October Deals | Fly from Melbourne | Royal Brunei Airlines
FLIGHT DEALS FROM

Melbourne, Australia

MEL

to

Beijing, China

PKX

Return Economy From
AUD 734*
Return Business From
AUD 3,267*

Promotions Details

  • Selling period: Now until 31 October 2026
  • Traveling period: 9 October 2026 until 31 August 2027

October Deals are here!

Take off on your next holiday to your favourite destinations with our October deals!

Whether you’re planning a short holiday in the region such as in Kota Kinabalu or heading off further to London, there has never been a better time to book.

Book from 2 October until 31 October 2026 and save on your next holiday.

Discover the destinations on offer.

From To Return Economy from AUD* Return Business from AUD*
Melbourne Beijing 734 3,267
Melbourne Hong Kong 738 3,435
Melbourne Singapore 761 3,421
Melbourne Manila 775 3,085
Melbourne Kota Kinabalu 783 3,548
Melbourne Kuching 783 3,548
Melbourne Bangkok 791 3,261
Melbourne Ho Chi Minh City 799 3,179
Melbourne Seoul (Incheon) 803 3,423
Melbourne Chennai 821 4,491
Melbourne Tokyo (Narita) 933 3,648
Melbourne London 1,592 7,167

Why Fly On Royal Brunei Airlines?

  • Enjoy a complimentary one night stay at the Empire Brunei when you book on Business Class^
  • Enjoy a complimentary Stopover in Brunei on selected destinations^
  • Enjoy complimentary Baggage Allowance
  • Free Standard Seat Selection within 48 hours
  • In-flight Meals Inclusive

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*Inclusive of relevant taxes. Subject to seat availability. Conditions apply.

About Beijing, China

Destination Beijing

The capital city of China is renowned for its fascinating wealth of history and culture. With a history that dates back at least 3,000 years, Beijing offers plenty of unique sightseeing opportunities and things to do.

 

Delights

A trip to Beijing would be incomplete without making your way to some of its iconic landmarks, mainly its most synonymous icon; The Great Wall of China – built during the Qin Dynasty between 221 and 238 BC, known now as one of the seven wonders of the world, the great wall stretches more than 6,400 kilometres in length. Also a must visit is The Forbidden City, the largest imperial palace in the world, built during the Ming Dynasty in 1420, it is China’s best preserved imperial palace.

 

Dining and Nightlife

Food is huge in Beijing to the point that locals greet each other with chi le ma? – Which means have you eaten? From noodles, jianbing  to peking duck, Beijing has a lot to offer for venturing foodies.

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