Cheap flights from Wroclaw to Guangzhou

March is the cheapest month on this route, so aim for it if your dates can move. Published fares currently cover September, October, November, December, January and March, which leaves February as the month without a listed price. Late autumn and winter are quieter on the Wroclaw side, while the weeks around Chinese New Year and the big national holidays in China push demand up. Fly midweek where you can, and book well ahead for spring and autumn, when the connecting legs are the first to sell out.

None of the airlines on this route is a low-cost carrier, so you are choosing between network and regional operators rather than hunting for a budget fare. The list mixes large carriers such as LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Swiss and Scandinavian Airlines with regional names like Cityjet, Air Dolomiti, Lufthansa Cityline and Helvetic Airways. Expect at least one change of plane, and often a change of airline as well, which means the fare rules and the baggage allowance can differ from leg to leg. Check what is included on each segment, whether that is a checked bag, seat selection or a meal, before you compare the totals.

Guangzhou is served by Baiyun, and every flight from Wroclaw lands there. The airport sits outside the city centre, so allow time for the transfer: the metro runs into town and sidesteps the traffic, while taxis and ride-hailing take you door to door. You clear immigration and customs at Baiyun, and if your itinerary connects through a European airport you will usually pass through passport control there as well on the way out. Long connections mean late landings, so have your first night's address ready and keep your onward booking details to hand.

Currency

CNY (¥)

Power sockets

Type A, C, I · 220 V

Language

Putonghua

Emergency number

110, 119, 120

Driving side

right

Calling code

+86

Internet domain

.cn, .中国

Population of Guangzhou

18.7 M (2020)

Time zone

UTC+08 (Asia/Shanghai)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm whether your connection is on one ticket or two, since a self-transfer means collecting your bags and checking in again.
• Check the baggage allowance on each leg, as the regional carrier and the long-haul airline may not match.
• Sort your entry document for China before you book; it is checked at boarding in Wroclaw.
• Leave a generous buffer at the connecting airport, because a missed long-haul leg is the costly part.
• Book early for March and the autumn months, and steer clear of the Chinese holiday weeks.
• Check whether your connection changes terminal, as regional arrivals often land at a different pier.