Qantas launches sale on domestic network with flights from $109
Qantas has today announced a major 72-hour sale with over one million seats discounted.
Travellers can snap up Domestic Economy sale fares starting from $109 one-way to more than 60 destinations around Australia.
And the best part, some dates across the Christmas and June/July school holidays are included in the sale.
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Qantas has discounted fare on its domestic network. iStock
Of the routes on sale, 30 destinations are up for under $150 one way, including Brisbane to Whitsunday Coast, Melbourne to Gold Coast, and Launceston to Melbournee.
Travel dates range from 24 December 2024 to 18 September 2025, with the sale fares available until 11.59pm (AEDT) 14 November 2024, unless sold out prior.
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Some of the routes included in the sale:
- Launceston – Melbourne $109
- Ballina – Sydney $109
- Brisbane – Hervey Bay $115
- Brisbane – Whitsunday Coast (Proserpine) $115
- Gold Coast – Sydney $119
- Melbourne – Gold Coast $129
- Brisbane – Sydney $129
- Bendigo – Sydney $145
- Hobart – Melbourne $149
- Adelaide – Kingscote Airport (Kangaroo Island) $149
- Adelaide - Port Lincoln $149
- Maroochydore – Melbourne $169
- Canberra – Melbourne $169
- Brisbane – Cairns $169
- Geraldton - Perth $179
Qantas fares include checked baggage, complimentary food and beverages, free Wi-Fi on domestic aircraft and seat selection.
Plenty of Aussies are after me-time on holidays. Getty
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According to a recent survey by American Express visiting family and 'Me-Cations' are top travel priorities for Australians for the upcoming holidays.
The Amex Trendex showed 68 per cent of Australian adults travelling this holiday season are doing so to visit family.
'Me-cations' are also popular for Aussies, with over half of the Australian adults surveyed (59 per cent) travelling to focus on themselves.
Additionally, among the Australians planning on travelling this holiday season, 58 per cent plan to travel with family, 42 per cent with their partner or significant other, and 22 per cent with friends.
