Cheap Flights of the Week: South Korea, USA, Australia
A weekly round up of the best flight deals across the net.
$371: Fly return to South Korea
Fly AirAsia when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Melbourne to Seoul from $371 return, Sydney to Seoul from $376 return and Perth to Seoul from between $474 and $507 return (depending on selected travel dates).
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment not included.
Dates: April-June 2017
We love these flights because:
- The tempting variety of restaurants and quality street food offerings are reason enough to visit
- Seoul, a centuries-old capital city, could easily be North Asia's most overlooked holiday destination
- Vietnam Airlines had return fares that were almost double the price ($667) earlier this month
$872: Fly return to USA
Fly American Airlines when you book via I Want That Flight.
Sample fares include Sydney to Columbus from $871 return and Sydney to Phoenix, Seattle, Detroit, Miami, Salt Lake City or Philadelphia from $872 return.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: April-June 2017
We love these flights because:
- The cold has begun to settle in at home and it isn't going away. You need a summer holiday!
- The US is so diverse, picking any of these vibrant cities will offer a very different travel experience
- Shopping, architecture, food, people, culture and undeniable character abound in America
$39: Fly one-way across Australia
Sample fares include Melbourne to Hobart from $39 one-way, Sydney to Gold Coast from $45 one-way, Brisbane to Whitsunday Coast from $49 one-way and Sydney to Adelaide from $59 one-way.
Checked baggage, meals and entertainment not included.
Dates: July-September 2017
We love these flights because:
- These are some of the cheapest domestic fares you'll find for the selected travel period
- Travel dates are for winter and spring, a great time to explore the diverse colours of Australia
- Visit Melbourne for munchies, Sydney for sights, Brisbane for beaches and Perth for people
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