Emirates First Class: €823 Bangkok to Hong Kong Roundtrips (€554 Oneway)

When someone thinks of Emirates‘ first class, they imagine full luxury for four-digit or five-digit prices. However, there is a possibility to enjoy this experience for 2 x 3 hours for less than €900, or THB 32,585 (~€852) to be precise. The price can get even lower, when you select mixed classes, although that would mean that you only fly first class once. You would fly from Bangkok, Thailand to Hong Kong on a fifth-freedom flight. Tickets in the opposite direction are much more expensive, coming with a price-tag of HK$11,144 (~€1,230).

If you are willing to fly business class on either leg, the price goes down to THB 25,980 (~€679) and if you are fine with economy, your total will be THB 19,990 (~€523). That’s cheaper than booking a one-way first class ticket for the same route at THB 21,915 (~€573), since you can skip the inbound flight if you want to.

Our availability calendar highlights all possible flight dates at the lowest price for trips up to 28 days. It will forward you to Emirates with your chosen flight dates.

You would fly Emirates’ Airbus A380 for approximately 3 hours. To describe the depth of luxury that you’d get on Emirates’ First Class, I would run out of adjectives. You can see the giant LCD screen, the minibar, the vanity table and the IFE controller tablet in the first picture. There is even a mirror.

Possibly, the most outstanding feature of Emirates’ Airbus A380 is the shower spa. While it’s more suitable for longer flights, there is nothing to block you from taking a shower on this shorter hop. Similarly, sleeping is not something many would do on this short flight, you can always ask the cabin crew to make your bed. If you decide to stay awake and don’t want to be locked in your cabin (you could do that), there is also an onboard lounge/bar. To hear about what they are famous for (service), you could read a review of it by One Mile at a Time.

You also get free chauffeur service. The airline offers its renewed lounge in Hong Kong and also operates a lounge in Bangkok. As mentioned above, this is a fifth freedom flight that operates from Dubai to Bangkok and then onwards to Hong Kong or vice versa.

Search & Book

The fare rules do not specify an expiration date. While there is no minimum stay requirement, the maximum length of stay is twelve months. There is good availability, and travel dates are available until May 2025

The best way to look for flights is to use our availability calendar above, which will lead you to Emirates’ website, where you can book your flights. Alternatively, you can use Google Flights.

Miles & Points

Emirates issues these tickets in booking class A. You would earn the following mileage if you take a round-trip in first class: (Emirates Skywards would give you 5,000 Tier Miles and 5,000 Skywards miles)

Information & Tips for Bangkok

Bangkok is known for its vibrant street life, cultural landmarks, and bustling markets. Key sights include the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and the lively Khao San Road. The local currency is the Thai baht (THB), and while credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and large stores, cash is preferred for smaller vendors. The city is relatively affordable, with street food and public transport offering great value. Bangkok has a tropical climate, with hot and humid weather year-round, a rainy season from May to October, and cooler, more comfortable temperatures from November to February.

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Information & Tips for Hong Kong

Hong Kong is known for its skyline, Victoria Peak, harbour views, and a mix of modern and traditional sights like temples and street markets. The local currency is the Hong Kong dollar (HKD), and credit cards are widely accepted, though cash is still useful in smaller shops and markets. Prices are relatively high compared to much of Asia, especially for accommodation and dining. The weather is hot and humid in summer, with a cooler, more pleasant season from October to March. Typhoons can occur between June and October.

 

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