We might have had a rocky start to 2022 but travel, luckily, is still an option to many. International borders are now open for vaccinated Aussies in most states which makes the latest Jetstar sale pretty handy indeed.
The airline has dropped a huge sale on flights for overseas trips, with some routes setting travellers back just $110.
From midnight onwards, the Seize the Holiday Sale will offer cheaper travel to 12 international hotspots, including Japan, New Zealand, Phuket, and Fiji.
You could head from Darwin to Denpasar (Bali) for as little as $109 one way, or get to Bangkok from Tullamarine (Melbourne) for $159.
Slightly more expensive would be a flight from Cairns to Tokyo for $199 or a flight from Melbourne to Honolulu for the same price.
If you don’t fancy heading abroad, the sale also includes 58 domestic routes for fares below $100. That means you could get to Sydney from Avalon (Melbourne) for just $29, hit the Gold Coast from Sydney for $39, or travel from Adelaide to Hobart for $44.
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Check out the great domestic travel offers below:
Melbourne (Avalon) to Sydney from $29
Adelaide to Hobart from $44
Brisbane to Uluru (Ayers Rock) from $79
Darwin to Sydney from $99
Cairns to Melbourne (Tullamarine) from $95
Gold Coast (Coolangatta) to Sydney from $39
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Ballina Byron from $59
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Hamilton Island from $99
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Townsville from $79
Sydney to Hervey Bay from $69
Sydney to Melbourne (Tullamarine) from $49
Sydney to Perth from $99
The low international fares include:
Cairns to Tokyo (Narita) from $199
Darwin to Bali (Denpasar) from $109
Gold Coast (Coolangatta) to Queenstown from $165
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Auckland from $175
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Bangkok from $159
Melbourne (Tullamarine) to Honolulu from $199
Sydney to Nadi (Fiji) from $169
Sydney to Phuket from $159
Sydney to Queenstown from $189
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