Sometimes the biggest motivator for booking a holiday is jealousy. So if you've spent the last few months seeing your friends and family jet off to places like Japan and Europe , it's high time you plan a trip for yourself. Booking flights and accommodation well in advance of your holiday can save you a lot of money, if you know where to look.
READ MORE: Countries where tipping is offensive - and where you should be doing it Leading online travel agency Webjet has joined forces with Melbourne Airport to offer Earlybird access to a range of bucket list destinations for travel in 2025. Available on flights departing from Melbourne Airport only to international destinations across Europe, North America and Asia, the sale begins today and will run until 23 September 2024 (or until sold out). Examples of flights in the sale include: READ MORE: Five budget Aussie holiday spots you can visit and avoid the crowds Singapore Airlines is giving you a a head start on 2025 holiday planning with an Early Bird sale offering reduced prices across their whole network including Europe, Asia, and the USA.
Keen for a Euro summer? Snap up their discounted Melbourne to London return flights from just $1588. If you're travelling with kids, the airline is offering fares to Singapore starting from $3164 for a family of four. READ MORE: Travel expert Sami Lukis reveals how to take the best photos on holidays The Early Bird deals include a 30 per cent bonus on KrisFlyer miles earned, too.
Other return Economy Class flights departing Australia include: Though we're facing a cost of living crisis, holidays are one thing that Aussies don't want to give up. Thankfully, there are ways that you can nab low-cost airfares, leaving you with more cash to spend at your destination. Some things to keep in mind:.
