Cheap Flights of the Week: Japan, UAE, China
A weekly round up of the best flight deals across the net.
$348: Fly return to Japan
Fly Jetstar when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Cairns to Tokyo from $348 return, Gold Coast from $461 return, Brisbane from $484 return, Melbourne from $527 return and Sydney from $540 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment not included.
Dates: May-November 2017
We love these flights because:
- October and November are ideal for autumn leaf spotting in the north and at higher elevations
- A variety of weather conditions - typhoon season reaches its peak in August and September
- These are cheaper fares than what AirAsia was offering passengers to Tokyo back in February
$770: Fly return to UAE
Fly Royal Brunei when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Melbourne to Dubai from $770 return, Adelaide to Dubai from $1,006 return and Brisbane to Dubai starting from $1,225 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: April-June 2017
We love these flights because:
- Dubai is the United Arab Emirates capital, known for shopping, architecture and lively nightlife
- You'll fly Virgin Australia to Melbourne before hopping on the direct to Dubai Royal Brunei flights
- Don't miss the record-breaking Burj Khalifa building and artificial archipelago, The Palm Jumeirah
$283: Fly return to China
Fly Hainan Airlines when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Melbourne to Beijing from $283 return, Sydney to Beijing from $298 return and Sydney to Shanghai from $298 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: May-September 2017
We love these flights because:
- The Chinese airline holds a 5-star SKYTRAX airline certification rating for product and service quality
- Passengers with a stopover exceeding six hours get a free overnight stay for connections via Xi'an
- Check out the grand Forbidden City complex, the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties
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