Jetstar: Bali Ret $143, Phuket Ret $251, Bangkok Ret $257, Hawaii Ret $286, Tokyo Ret $362 @ IWTF

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Jetstar is having a sale on flights to Bali, Japan, Hawaii and Thailand to coincide with the announcement that international border restrictions will be reopened by Feb 21. Travel dates depend on the route but generally April - June/22. Prices listed are for carry-on luggage only.

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$143 Return Darwin to Bali Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
29/Apr	16/May	$143	View Flight
25/Apr	02/May	$157	View Flight
02/May	09/May	$157	View Flight
09/May	16/May	$157	View Flight
16/May	23/May	$157	View Flight
23/May	30/May	$157	View Flight
30/May	06/Jun	$157	View Flight
06/Jun	13/Jun	$157	View Flight
20/Apr	28/Apr	$157	View Flight
22/Apr	30/Apr	$157	View Flight

$174 Return Cairns to Bali Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
24/Apr	01/May	$174	View Flight
28/Apr	05/May	$174	View Flight
01/May	08/May	$174	View Flight
02/May	09/May	$174	View Flight
03/May	10/May	$174	View Flight
05/May	12/May	$174	View Flight
07/May	14/May	$174	View Flight
08/May	15/May	$174	View Flight
09/May	16/May	$174	View Flight
10/May	17/May	$174	View Flight

$174 Return Perth to Bali Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
03/May	10/May	$174	View Flight
25/Apr	02/May	$185	View Flight
26/Apr	03/May	$185	View Flight
27/Apr	04/May	$185	View Flight
02/May	09/May	$185	View Flight
04/May	11/May	$185	View Flight
05/May	12/May	$185	View Flight
07/May	14/May	$185	View Flight
10/May	17/May	$185	View Flight
11/May	18/May	$185	View Flight

$198 Return Adelaide to Bali Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
02/May	09/May	$198	View Flight
03/May	10/May	$198	View Flight
04/May	11/May	$198	View Flight
05/May	12/May	$198	View Flight
06/May	13/May	$198	View Flight
07/May	14/May	$198	View Flight
08/May	15/May	$198	View Flight
09/May	16/May	$198	View Flight
10/May	17/May	$198	View Flight
11/May	18/May	$198	View Flight

$244 Return Melbourne to Bali Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
18/May	01/Jun	$244	View Flight
04/May	18/May	$247	View Flight
26/Aug	31/Aug	$250	View Flight
31/Aug	10/Sep	$250	View Flight
20/Apr	27/Apr	$251	View Flight
21/Apr	28/Apr	$251	View Flight
22/Apr	29/Apr	$251	View Flight
23/Apr	30/Apr	$251	View Flight
24/Apr	01/May	$251	View Flight
25/Apr	02/May	$251	View Flight

$275 Return Brisbane to Bali Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
01/Jun	11/Jun	$275	View Flight
26/Apr	03/May	$281	View Flight
28/Apr	05/May	$281	View Flight
04/May	11/May	$281	View Flight
06/May	13/May	$281	View Flight
07/May	14/May	$281	View Flight
08/May	15/May	$281	View Flight
10/May	17/May	$281	View Flight
11/May	18/May	$281	View Flight
12/May	19/May	$281	View Flight

$279 Return Sydney to Bali Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
26/Apr	10/May	$279	View Flight
26/Apr	03/May	$281	View Flight
27/Apr	04/May	$281	View Flight
29/Apr	06/May	$281	View Flight
01/May	08/May	$281	View Flight
02/May	09/May	$281	View Flight
03/May	10/May	$281	View Flight
04/May	11/May	$281	View Flight
05/May	12/May	$281	View Flight
06/May	13/May	$281	View Flight

$251 Return Melbourne to Phuket Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
04/Aug	04/Sep	$251	View Flight
19/Jul	02/Aug	$254	View Flight
04/Aug	14/Aug	$257	View Flight
12/Jul	19/Jul	$257	View Flight
26/Apr	03/May	$257	View Flight
28/Apr	05/May	$257	View Flight
03/May	10/May	$257	View Flight
05/May	12/May	$257	View Flight
06/May	13/May	$257	View Flight
08/May	15/May	$257	View Flight

$287 Return Sydney to Phuket Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
09/May	16/May	$287	View Flight
27/Apr	04/May	$287	View Flight
30/Apr	07/May	$287	View Flight
02/May	09/May	$287	View Flight
04/May	11/May	$287	View Flight
07/May	14/May	$287	View Flight
11/May	18/May	$287	View Flight
14/May	21/May	$287	View Flight
16/May	23/May	$287	View Flight
18/May	25/May	$287	View Flight

$257 Return Melbourne to Bangkok Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
26/Apr	03/May	$257	View Flight
03/May	10/May	$257	View Flight
05/May	12/May	$257	View Flight
07/May	14/May	$257	View Flight
10/May	17/May	$257	View Flight
12/May	19/May	$257	View Flight
17/May	24/May	$257	View Flight
19/May	26/May	$257	View Flight
21/May	28/May	$257	View Flight
24/May	31/May	$257	View Flight

$354 Return Sydney to Nadi Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
23/Feb	02/Mar	$354	View Flight
25/Feb	04/Mar	$354	View Flight
02/Mar	09/Mar	$354	View Flight
04/Mar	11/Mar	$354	View Flight
09/Mar	16/Mar	$354	View Flight
11/Mar	18/Mar	$354	View Flight
16/Mar	23/Mar	$354	View Flight
18/Mar	25/Mar	$354	View Flight
23/Mar	30/Mar	$354	View Flight
25/Mar	01/Apr	$354	View Flight

$286 Return Melbourne to Honolulu Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
14/Aug	04/Sep	$286	View Flight
21/Aug	07/Sep	$286	View Flight
03/Aug	10/Aug	$298	View Flight
07/Aug	14/Aug	$298	View Flight
10/Aug	17/Aug	$298	View Flight
14/Aug	21/Aug	$298	View Flight
17/Aug	24/Aug	$298	View Flight
21/Aug	28/Aug	$298	View Flight
24/Aug	31/Aug	$298	View Flight
28/Aug	04/Sep	$298	View Flight

$318 Return Sydney to Honolulu Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
15/Aug	22/Aug	$318	View Flight
21/Jul	28/Jul	$328	View Flight
23/Jul	30/Jul	$328	View Flight
28/Jul	04/Aug	$328	View Flight
30/Jul	06/Aug	$328	View Flight
01/Aug	08/Aug	$328	View Flight
04/Aug	11/Aug	$328	View Flight
06/Aug	13/Aug	$328	View Flight
08/Aug	15/Aug	$328	View Flight
13/Aug	20/Aug	$328	View Flight

$426 Return Adelaide to Honolulu Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
31/Jul	07/Aug	$426	View Flight
03/Aug	10/Aug	$436	View Flight
07/Aug	14/Aug	$436	View Flight
10/Aug	17/Aug	$436	View Flight
14/Aug	21/Aug	$436	View Flight
31/Jul	10/Aug	$436	View Flight
07/Aug	17/Aug	$436	View Flight
03/Aug	14/Aug	$436	View Flight
10/Aug	21/Aug	$436	View Flight
31/Jul	14/Aug	$436	View Flight

$362 Return Cairns to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
13/May	20/May	$362	View Flight
14/May	21/May	$362	View Flight
15/May	22/May	$362	View Flight
16/May	23/May	$362	View Flight
17/May	24/May	$362	View Flight
18/May	25/May	$362	View Flight
20/May	27/May	$362	View Flight
21/May	28/May	$362	View Flight
22/May	29/May	$362	View Flight
23/May	30/May	$362	View Flight

$409 Return Gold Coast to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
12/May	19/May	$409	View Flight
14/May	21/May	$409	View Flight
16/May	23/May	$409	View Flight
17/May	24/May	$409	View Flight
19/May	26/May	$409	View Flight
21/May	28/May	$409	View Flight
23/May	30/May	$409	View Flight
24/May	31/May	$409	View Flight
26/May	02/Jun	$409	View Flight
28/May	04/Jun	$409	View Flight

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    mlburnian on 08/02/2022 - 00:02

    It's interesting to see how desperate some are to travel to these countries.

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    plasmoske on 08/02/2022 - 00:08

    +1

    And if you bring your kids to travel and they get covid and you don't

    Woops wrote that one backwards. If you get covid but they don't**

    Yeah it's a crap policy that separates families. I wouldn't take my kids there to travel. Not worth the risk/costs.

    Each person basically has to pay additional $700+ (minimum) in hidden costs (multiple tests, mandatory hotel stay, insurance).

    So if you have a family of 5, that's already $3500+ in hidden costs.

    And just pray you don't get covid. Okay even if you don't get covid, their policy ensures that the chance of you getting covid increases lol.

    Hear me out. Preflight test. Day 1 tests. All clear? Then you're good to go. Roam around for 4 days in the city then required to go back to mandatory hotel and test again on the 5th day. So if you didn't have covid before, you'd probably end up with covid now lol. Covid is rampant in Thailand and a lot of people do not test (as there are harsh outcomes for testing positive so most don't test).

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    TheMindsetTraveller on 08/02/2022 - 00:49

    +5

    This is our situation:

    PCR test before departure AU$79.00 per person (at Histopath Sydney Airport)
    *PCR test on arrival at Phuket 2200BHT per person (say AU$95)
    Compulsory US$50k covid insurance 2000BHT per person (say AU$85)
    1-night 5 hotel isolation/quarantine AU$200 inclusive of private car transfer
    *Supervised RAT test to return to Australia 500BHT per person (say AU$22) (we used Medconsult in Bangkok, or 2000BHT/$85 for a PCR test).

    PCR costs are unavoidable, the three tests required is AU$200 per person (marked *). The 2nd test in Thailand is free.

    The $50K covid insurance is a necessary expense as who flies around the world without insurance? In the unfortunate event you catch covid, this travel insurance should cover your quarantine period under the medical expense (of hospital/quarantine stay).

    The first night (or any nights) staying in the hotel should not be counted because you would pay to stay somewhere anyway, besides, you can choose a hotel to isolate in based on location, star rating, amenities, pricing etc so you can stay in a hotel that is $50 per night if you desire.

    The reality is, leisure or unessential travel is not for the faint-hearted right now, let alone newbies or rookies. There are many covid rules and regulations to comply with, it takes time and money, and "stress" at each step of the way esp when it comes to testing. But if you are savvy or a regular international traveller like we are, especially prior to Covid, then you will do what it takes to make travel happen again. Looking forward to flying internationally again a couple more times this year.

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      plasmoske on 08/02/2022 - 01:36

      https://www.tatnews.org/2022/02/thailand-reopening-exemption…

      You were probably on the Thailand Test & Go scheme version 1.0. Test and Go scheme version 2.0 (which only began in February 2022) requires mandatory 'day 1' hotel isolation/test/airport transfer and now also a 'day 5' hotel isolation/test (2nd test is no longer free - you need to pay in advance for it).

      Test pricing can vary wildly depending on the location in Thailand. I just used $140 as the average pricing as they can vary from $90 to $190.

      For example: https://www.vela360hotels.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/VDU…

      Insurance yeah can vary as well depending on what company you go with, what they cover and how long you travel for. I wouldn't recommend anyone travel to Thailand just for 1-2 weeks only. Because all it takes is a positive result to completely ruin all your holiday plans.

      I'm pretty travel savvy myself and I'm actually going to Thailand in late March for visiting family.

      Also another thing to note is that some countries you are transiting thru will even have their own covid rules even though it won't be your final destination.

      For example Thailand has 72 hours pre-flight RT-PCR test requirements but Singapore has 48 hours pre-flight RT-PCR or medically supervised RAT.

      So if you're going to Thailand through Singapore, a 72 hour pre-flight test would not qualify you to travel. You would require a test (RT-PCR) 48 hours prior to flight.

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        jackspratt on 08/02/2022 - 02:33

        Why wouldn't the 48 hour Singapore test qualify for the 72 hour Thailand test?

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          plasmoske on 08/02/2022 - 05:43

          @jackspratt: It would lol. Taking a 72 hour test wouldn't but a 48 hour would qualify.

          I think you misread my comment.

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            jackspratt on 08/02/2022 - 12:12

            @plasmoske: I think you are right.

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      1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 08:08

      -2

      The reality is, leisure or unessential travel is not for the faint-hearted right now, let alone newbies or rookies.

      I think this sums it up nicely. Travel has always been about adventure and some people just aren't cut out for it. I knew a guy that wouldn't go to Bali ever (before covid) because his mum told him they were all terrorists there. People like this can't be helped which is probably a great thing for the rest of us because it means much less idiots out on the trail :)

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        tnarg on 08/02/2022 - 14:21

        +2

        I don't think they are idiots ( just misled by ignorant people who inturn were led the samewy, travel is an important life lesson and gives all people an insight into other cultures. More people travelling outside Australia will at least teach people to not to be prejudice and open their eyes. In reality everyone should go somewhere, break their comfort and learn some bloody valuable life lessons like I did.

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      bennybaubles on 08/02/2022 - 09:44

      What covid insurance provider did you go with?

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        plasmoske on 08/02/2022 - 11:09

        +1

        I'd go with Axa Sawadee or Tune, which would cover you for the most part and fairly affordable.

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    1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 08:03

    -4

    People really need to do their research

    And your research is SMH and Twitter? ROFL…

    Living in fear is a choice, some people choose a different path.

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      plasmoske on 08/02/2022 - 08:14

      +4

      It's not about living in fear 🤣. I'm traveling to Thailand next month. This is about being aware and most people ain't.

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        1st-Amendment on 08/02/2022 - 08:23

        +1

        I'm traveling to Thailand next month

        Sweet, make sure to report back with the latest info. I'm planning my next trip now and it says a lot about this 'pandemic' when the biggest risk is not the disease but the government bureaucracy 😁

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      bobloblawlawblog on 08/02/2022 - 11:10

      and wheres your research from?

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    UberIsCool on 08/02/2022 - 10:37

    Sounds like a great time to fly without kids running around

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  Dick10 on 08/02/2022 - 08:17

  +1

  Don't forget to factor in Jetstar flight delays and rescheduling. Still remember vividly the chaos of Dreamliner breaking down Bali 2018 to Brisbane and the 3 day furlough in Kuta before returning via Sydney with 6 year old granddaughter. Can't imagine the same situation under covid cost wise as Jetstar are difficult to deal with at the best of times.

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  Homr on 08/02/2022 - 11:11

  No Sydney to Tokyo?

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  Yaren24 on 08/02/2022 - 14:00

  What's the best holiday to go now?

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    tnarg on 08/02/2022 - 14:22

    Bunnings, then back to the garden

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