Queensland Airfare Sale: Flights from $59 - e.g. Hobart to Gold Coast @ Virgin Australia

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QLD Good to Go Terms & Conditions: Fares are on sale until 11:59pm AEST 17 December 2021 unless sold out prior. Travel periods and conditions apply. Subject to availability.

Economy Lite: All fares subject to availability. International return fares may vary with the addition of local taxes and charges or due to currency fluctuations. All fares prices are based on a one way Economy Lite fare booked on virginaustralia.com. Seat selection and checked baggage are not included in Economy Lite fares. Payment surcharge may apply. Economy Lite fares are not recommended if you require flexibility with your travel as cancellations are not permitted and you may need to pay a fee and any fare difference to make a change. For other fare types, a fee and fare difference may be payable for changing or cancelling your booking. See Virgin Australia’s Fees and Surcharges page for more information. Refunds are not permitted for Economy Lite and Choice fares if you cancel your booking. Refunds are permitted for Economy Flex fares on payment of a fee. You may also request a refund for other reasons, including under the Australian Consumer Law. Check your fare rules for more information. Some flights may be operated by a partner airline. Different baggage allowances and conditions may apply to these flights. Full terms and conditions at www.virginaustralia.com

Economy Choice: All fares subject to availability. International return fares may vary with the addition of local taxes and charges or due to currency fluctuations. All fares prices are based on a one way Economy Choice fare booked on virginaustralia.com. Payment surcharge may apply. You can change or cancel your booking to travel credit by paying a fee and any fare difference. See Virgin Australia’s Fees and Surcharges page for more information. Refunds are not permitted for this fare if you cancel your booking but may be requested for other reasons, including under the Australian Consumer Law. Check your fare rules for more information. Some flights may be operated by a partner airline. Different baggage allowances and conditions may apply to these flights. Full T&Cs at www.virginaustralia.com

Economy Flex: All fares subject to availability. International return fares may vary with the addition of local taxes and charges or due to currency fluctuations. All fares prices are based on a one way Economy Choice fare booked on virginaustralia.com. Payment surcharge may apply. You can change or cancel your booking to travel credit by paying a fee and any fare difference. See Virgin Australia’s Fees and Surcharges page for more information. Refunds are permitted for a fee if you cancel this booking. You may also request a refund for other reasons, including under the Australian Consumer Law. Check your fare rules for more information. Some flights may be operated by a partner airline. Different baggage allowances and conditions may apply to these flights. Full T&Cs at www.virginaustralia.com

Business: Price is based on a one-way Business fare booked on virginaustralia.com. Seats are limited and may not be available at peak times or on all flights. Payment surcharge may apply. Changes incur any applicable fare difference. See Virgin Australia’s Fees page for details. Refunds are permitted if you cancel this booking. You may also request a refund for other reasons, including under the Australian Consumer Law. Check your fare rules for more information. Some flights may be operated by a partner airline. Full T&Cs at www.virginaustralia.com

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  odysseus on 13/12/2021 - 16:23

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  Only in Queensland does it take someone over a year to be "Good to go".

  Launched Nov 2020: https://www.thehotelconversation.com.au/news/2020/11/29/qld-…

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    PainToad on 13/12/2021 - 16:33

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    Victoria - 1,416 deaths from COVID

    New South Wales - 639 deaths from COVID

    Queensland - 7 deaths from COVID

    We've lived relatively normal lives for the last 12 months. We've been 'good to go' for ages. Just only welcoming people from states that don't have completely incompetent pandemic management and don't have super spreading protests every weekend.

    There's a reason every person and his dog is moving up to QLD (and making Queenslanders homeless because of soaring rent and house prices).

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      FredAstair on 13/12/2021 - 16:45

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      Yes.. Exactly.
      Love how NSW (particularly Sydney) and VIC always try to make out superiority in everything when referring to QLD.
      So glad to live in QLD tbh

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        bluegrass on 14/12/2021 - 08:36

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        The figures may be different if the Qld health people were able to test for Covid more frequently?
        Or not?

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          FredAstair on 15/12/2021 - 08:33

          @bluegrass: What do you mean

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        ruprectaus on 14/12/2021 - 14:54

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        So glad to live in QLD tbh

        Only if you don't want to leave because you can;t come back home.

        tbh, as a Queenslander, my reaction is 180 to yours. Its been a horrible experience to watch how the state premiers acted like small children in a sandpit and the Feds cow-tow'd to them. I am seriously disappointed the Feds didn't cut off all funding to that states that acted like spoiled brats, all go into a room together, come up with a plan then cut all funding to any state that steps outside that plan..all funding and the other premiers then cease allowing ANY transport across borders of the states that don't want to be part of a nation.. Abandoning our citizens over seas and interstate is deplorable.. I have been planning to leave for 18 months but will need to come back a few times to sort things out and can't risk it or I wont be able to get home in the interim. Its seriously affecting my mental health that if I don't get out soon I am worried for my own well being. My partner feels much the same. I realise I have nearly nothing in common with most of my fellow Queeslanders as they seem to think this deplorable situation is ok. I was horrified at the least state election result. I have had 2 friends kill themselves over this

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          FredAstair on 15/12/2021 - 08:31

          @ruprectaus: I can certainly see why you have been downvoted here.. can you¿

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    Marcus Peranara on 13/12/2021 - 17:02

    Fight or flight…

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  noodlefan on 13/12/2021 - 19:56

  Should be called take your own risk to go

  https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-13/qld-covid-jetstar-cai…

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    belongsinforums on 14/12/2021 - 08:35

    Covid is here. We need it to force the anti vaxxers to the good side so we can all get on with our lives

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      noodlefan on 14/12/2021 - 09:54

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      The problem now is doesn't matter you're vaxed or not, quarantine are required, they need to show some 🥕

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        belongsinforums on 14/12/2021 - 10:04

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        quarantine will always be a thing for highly infectious airborne diseases. it certainly does matter if you're vaxxed or not as fully vaxxed people no longer need to quarantine to enter qld as of yesterday

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    FredAstair on 15/12/2021 - 08:32

    Misinformation.
    Mainstream media.
    There’s soeonthing you don’t see eveyday.. lol p. Not