Been keeping an eye out for cheap flights to Seoul for a 1 week holiday and this popped up.
It is pretty low for return flights - anything under $600 is a deal.
It is early March and has a fairly long stop-over in Singapore so not for everyone - but the price is pretty good. Maybe someone will get use out of it.
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No, we walk
Maybe on the return…
On the way there, it is uphill though.
Google wants to know everything.
Finally something for Perth. But, is Perth part of Australia though?
Westralia
Hilarious comments.
As a Perth person who flew from Perth to Seoul this year on Singapore Airlines, I can safely say not many of us are flying to Seoul, but a few of my friends have. Transiting through Changi is the perfect stopover, but if you stopover too long, you end up spending $$$ in Singapore so it may be worth spending a couple of hundred more and get more reasonably timed and comfortable flights on Singapore Airlines.
Why wouldn't you want to spend money in Singapore? Even the food at Changi is cheaper (and better) than what we get in Australia.
The only issue is if the stopover is so long that you have to stay a night, cause Singapore hotel prices are ridiculous.
I guess everyone's different about what they'd like to experience and what their travel goals are - and I do agree the food choices, diversity and even food prices are far better in Singapore than Australia. The SGD is also quite strong against the Aussie too. Having a very long layover in Singapore would make one make feel even more tired and staying overnight in Singapore can be expensive for what you get. It's not only the financial overall cost, but also how much energy you want to expend on the way to your destination.
What dates did you use for your search?
4 mar to 12 mar
annoyed that scoot dropped their GC flights.
I managed to get Perth to Seoul flying out late March 2024 on SQ for $875 return. theres a 3 hour stop over in Changi, enough time to explore and get a feed.
I recently booked Perth to Busan, Seoul to Perth in April on Singapore Airlines for $900 return
You can't book the airfare via Google Flights so unless you clicked through to Scoot and booked there at this price……
I think you mean you can't book AT google flights.
You can definitely book with Scoot VIA google flights - which is the site that the tickets were identified - via meaning 'travelling through'
Do many people fly from Perth to Seoul?