Just in time for Araw ng Kagitingan, Cebu Pacific is offering one-way base fares for as low as P88.
Yes, P88.
This seat sale covers both domestic and international destinations, so whether you’re planning a quick local escape or finally booking that out-of-the-country trip, this is a good opportunity to lock in cheap fares.
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Where You Can Go
What I like about this sale is the flexibility. It’s not limited to just local routes.
You can fly to popular international destinations like Singapore and Hong Kong, along with many destinations across the Philippines.
So whether you’re craving a beach trip, a food trip, or a quick city escape, you’ve got options.
Travel Period That Gives You Time to Plan
One of the best parts of this promo is the travel window.
You can book now and fly anytime from October 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027. That gives you plenty of time to plan around long weekends, holidays, or even just a random break when you need it.
No pressure to travel immediately.
Important Things to Keep in Mind
The P88 is a base fare, which means taxes and other fees are not included yet. Still, it’s a great starting point if you’re trying to score a budget-friendly trip.
The good news is that the fare already comes with a 7 kg hand-carry baggage allowance, so you can still pack your essentials without extra cost.
When to Book
The seat sale runs only until April 9, so you’ve got a limited window to grab these deals.
If you already have a destination in mind, it’s better to book early before the cheapest seats run out. Based on experience, the P88 fares don’t last long.
Why This Is Worth Checking Out
After a long break like Holy Week, it’s easy to fall back into routine. But having something to look forward to, like a planned trip, makes a big difference.
This kind of sale is perfect if you’ve been thinking about traveling but waiting for the right timing or price.
Sometimes, all it takes is seeing that P88 fare to finally hit that “book now” button.
If you’re planning your next getaway, this might be your sign.
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If you’re already missing the long break from Holy Week, here’s something to look forward to. There’s another chance to plan your next trip without spending too much.
