Fiji Airways is rolling out a major sale, offering Australians significant savings on flights to various global destinations.
Starting today, Aussie travellers can grab discounted fares to Fiji, the South Pacific, North America and Asia, flying Fiji’s national carrier – voted Best Airline in Australia/Pacific at the 2023 World Airline Awards.
The sale covers bookings made until 17 May 2024, offering deals like round-trip flights to Fiji from just $569, Tonga from $799, Tokyo and Hong Kong from $929 each, and the USA and Canada from $1,089 and $1,289 respectively. Sounds good to us – and probably pretty good for anyone in need of an overseas getaway that won’t break the bank.
Prices are quoted in Australian dollars and are subject to seat availability. The fares listed are per person return LITE fares.
The airline is also extending a flexible travel window of 12 months, giving holidaymakers ample time to plan their trips – whether that’s to explore tropical islands, experience vibrant Asian cultures or visit bustling North American cities.
Fiji Airways boasts a robust flight schedule from Australia, operating up to 33 weekly return flights. The airline offers twice-daily services from Sydney, daily flights from Melbourne and Brisbane, up to three weekly flights from Canberra, and twice-weekly services from Adelaide. Check out our review of Fiji Airways’ first flight between Canberra and Nadi.
From Fiji’s Nadi International Airport (reviewed here), travellers can connect to over 26 other destinations across the carrier’s global network.
To take advantage of these deals or for more information, interested travellers should visit the airline’s website at www.fijiairways.com or talk to their preferred travel agent.
In an interview with Karryon in 2023, Fiji Airways’ Executive Manager of Global Sales, Marketing and Digital Akuila Batiweti said the carrier had no intention of changing its travel agent commission structure – in fact, it aims to make its ties to the trade even stronger.
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