Flights of the Week: Asia, Europe and Canada
A weekly round-up of the best flight deals across the Internet.
$129: Return flights to New Zealand and Asia
Fly AirAsia when you book via Skyscanner.
Flights to Asia as well as a few routes to New Zealand are on sale with AirAsia. Fares to New Zealand start at $129 each way while fares to Asia start from $119 each way. Sample routes include Perth-Bali from $119, Perth-Kuala Lumpur from $139, Gold Coast-Bangkok from $229 and Sydney-Phuket from $229.
Flights are one way and do not include checked baggage, meals or entertainment.
Dates: 29 January - 31 July 2018
We love these flights because
- Fares are on-par with some of AirAsia's best sales.
- There is a wide range of travel dates available from January-July for that perfect early year break.
- AirAsia flies to some of the most off-the-beaten track destinations in Asia, including Bandung, Jeju, Chongqing, Dhaka and Hat Yai.
$1,195: Multi-stop fares to Europe
Fly China Southern when you book via Flight Centre.
Visit the highlights of Europe in one neat flight package for one hot price. Flights take off from Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney and stop at Amsterdam, London and Paris.
Sample fares include Perth, Melbourne or Adelaide to all three cities from $1,195 and from Sydney or Brisbane from $1,215.
Flights are round trip and include checked baggage, meals and entertainment.
Dates: 10 May 2018 and 14 June 2018
We love these flights because
- You're flying to three cities pretty much for the price of one!
- It features the must-see cities in Europe (especially for a first-timer).
- Internal flights also include checked luggage on codeshare airlines, so you won't have to pay more.
$1,063: Return fares to Toronto
Fly various airlines when you book with I Want That Flight.
One of the most multi-cultural cities in the world and a gateway to Niagara Falls, Toronto is the start of a great Canadian trip. On sale now are fares from Sydney for $1,063, Perth from $1,066 and Brisbane from $1,100.
Prices are round trip and checked baggage, meals and entertainment are included.
Dates: April to June.
We love these flights because
- They're some of the cheapest we've seen to Toronto.
- You'll fly during shoulder season at off-season prices.
- Canada has the better side of Niagara Falls (in our humble opinions).
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