SkyTeam airlines Air France and KLM are currently offering cheap flights from Spain to Taipei. Sadly, the cheapest fare doesn’t include luggage, but even if you book the “Standard” fare for €100 more, it’s still a very good price. If you have a SkyTeam Elite status or higher, you will always have one piece of luggage included, no matter the fare you select.
We found this deal from the following Spanish airports:
The flights from Spain to Amsterdam/Paris are operated by KLM or Air France, as are the long haul flights.
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It is unclear until when this deal will continue to be valid. The fare rules only state a maximum stay of 3 months.
You can look for available dates on Google Flights, and then book over our own Travel-Dealz flight
Here’s an availability calendar for trip lengths of 9 to 12 days, so that you get a rough idea about the travel-periods. For other trip lengths, please use Google Flights.
Information & Tips for Taiwan
Taiwan offers a mix of natural beauty and urban energy, with key sights like Taipei 101, Taroko Gorge, Sun Moon Lake, and the night markets of Taipei and Kaohsiung. The local currency is the New Taiwan Dollar (TWD), and prices are generally reasonable—street food and public transport are cheap, while hotels range from budget to upscale. The weather is hot and humid in summer, with typhoon season peaking from July to September, while winters are mild, especially in the north.
Taiwan has a well-developed transport system that’s generally easy to use. In cities like Taipei and Kaohsiung, the metro is efficient, clean, and covers most key areas, while buses fill in the gaps. Between cities, the high-speed rail on the west coast is fast and reliable, though more expensive than regular trains. Smaller towns and rural areas may require more planning, as public transport can be limited or infrequent.
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Information & Tips for Taipei
Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, offers a mix of modern city life and traditional culture. Key sights include the towering Taipei 101, the bustling night markets like Shilin, and historical spots such as the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. The local currency is the New Taiwan Dollar (TWD), and while prices are generally reasonable, especially for food and transport, high-end shopping and hotels can be more expensive. The weather is hot and humid in summer with occasional typhoons, while winters are mild and damp.
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