From our friends at Thai Airways, this great offer for anyone looking to travel to Thailand from Australia in the next little while ...
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Thai Airways' 51st Anniversary Sale:
- book/ticket/travel by 30 Jun 2011 with economy class fares from AUD $855 return
to Bangkok (from the east coast) and from $859 return to Phuket; ex Perth from
$780 return - fares include all taxes. Fares are also available to
Indochina (Vietnam, Laos, Vientiane and Myanmar).
There are 2 bonus offers also available with these fares - child discounts up
the 15 years (usually 2-11 years) and a bonus domestic side-trip in Thailand
for tickets to Europe, Johannesburg or Los Angeles.
Fares to Europe (with a choice of 13 major cities) start from $2,032 return
including taxes.
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So let me get this straight ... You can be sitting in, say, Sydney today, thinking Geez it's cold and raining, bugger this I'm gonna get a flight to Bangkok, and by tomorrow you could be swanning around the Grand Palace, getting measured up for a suit (not in the Grand Palace, at a tailor shop in Sukhumvit I mean), and enjoy a nice spicy pad thai for just $855 ( I mean the Bangkok flights, not the noodles, which are only around 35 baht).
That's ridiculously good value, jing jing. Probably the cheapest flight to Bangkok I've ever heard of -- other than being deported that is.
So get on the blower now (I mean the phone). You've only got a month to get that leave application in and fly Phuket or fly BKK soon. There's a cold Singha waiting for you.
This is an Amazing Thailand travel blog (as a gateway to the greater Mekong region) with insider reviews of hotels in Bangkok, Pattaya, Koh Samui, Phuket, Chiang Mai and beyond. Tips on how to travel Thailand, and where to travel in the Thai kingdom. So use JING JING to plan your travel to Thailand -- ie flight to Bangkok -- find the best time to travel for festivals, Muay Thai, a local Thai Thai restaurant, and lots of fun stuff the Thais are famous for from Patong to Patpong to Phitsanuloke.
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Is that really a good fare? Seems like there used to be better deals but I haven't flown to Australia in quite a while. Last trip was to Los Angeles on their non-stop and that was expensive (but nice).
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