You can book incredibly cheap round-trip flights from all over the US to Beijing right now by David Slotnick on Jan 8, 2018, 2:50 PM The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase. 
There are some incredible prices available for round-trip flights to Beijing through parts of 2018. Hurry, though: Fares like this tend to get snatched up quickly and likely won't be around for long. If you're interested, you should book as soon as possible to avoid missing out. Prices/Availability At the time of publication, flights are available from cities all around the US and Canada, including Atlanta, Boston, Burlington, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Seattle, Toronto, Washington, DC, and many others. Prices are in the $400s–$500s, with a rare few popping up in the high $300s, mostly the West Coast. The flights are operated by any of a few airlines, including United, Air Canada, or Chinese carriers Hainan and Air China. The normal prices for these flights would start in the $700s-800s, making this a great opportunity to visit China for way less than normal. Dates Flight availability varies by origin city, but is generally from January–May, 2018, with limited availability September–November as well. A few examples I found include flights from Los Angeles from April 10–24 for $383, New York from March 6–16 for $422, Chicago from September 24–October 8 for $484, and Minneapolis-Saint Paul from March 15–29 for $573. Booking To get the best prices, click the link here or below to visit the online travel-booking site Momondo. Then, enter your nearest major airport and adjust the dates as needed to find the right prices, then click the link to book through the portal showing the best price. Keep in mind that I was only able to pull up these prices by searching Momondo, which is my go-to site for flight discounts. I wasn't necessarily able to find the same prices directly with the airlines or through other tools like Google Flights and Priceline. Also note that most of the discounted fares involve one stop, though there seem to be plenty of nonstops available from Chicago. Good luck and happy travels! SEE ALSO: You can avoid roaming charges when you travel by using an unlocked smartphone
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