Australians desperate for a holiday can fly to Asia for as little as $189, as part of budget airline Scoot’s latest sale.
Scoot, owned by Singapore Airlines, abandoned the big sale on Tuesday and interested travelers had until Saturday to buy their tickets.
Some of the best deals include one-way flights from Sydney to Bali for $259, flights from Melbourne to Thailand from $239, and just $189 for a ticket from Perth to Malacca in Malaysia.
Those in Sydney can also get a ticket to Phuket for just $249.
There are more than 15,000 seats on sale, with destinations such as Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, China, India, Philippines, South Korea and Vietnam all included.
Other impressive deals include flights from Melbourne to Chennai, India, for $289 and a trip from Sydney to Singapore for $229.
For Sydney and Melbourne residents, the offer is for trips booked between January 21 and March 18.
Those in Perth can book discounted flights for holidays booked between November 6 and 21, and again from January 19 to March 28.
Australians desperate for a holiday can fly to Asia for as little as $189, as part of the latest sale by budget airline Scoot (pictured, Phuket, Thailand).
Scoot, owned by Singapore Airlines, abandoned the big sale on Tuesday and interested travelers had until Saturday to buy their tickets.
Also included in the sale are tickets for ScootPlus, which offers more comfort and baggage allowance.
Standard economy tickets include 10kg of hand luggage, more than the 7kg offered by most other budget airlines.