Virgin Australia has launched its mega mid-year sale with more than one million fares on offer from just $49* one-way.
Included in the Virgin Australia sale are domestic hotspots like Sunshine Coast, Cairns and Gold Coast and international destinations such as Fiji, Tokyo and Bali. With extensive travel dates covering school holiday periods and with tax return season just around the corner, there is no better time for Aussies to book a dream holiday.
Virgin Australia Chief Commercial Officer, Dave Emerson, said: “With sale fares starting from just $49, coupled with tax return season, Aussies can book their next holiday without breaking the bank.”
The unmissable Virgin Australia sale fares are available to book here now until midnight AEST Monday 8 July 2024 (unless sold out prior), for select travel dates between 30 July 2024 and 3 June 2025.
Domestic Sale fare highlights (one-way Economy Lite fares, valid in both directions)*
- Ballina (Byron Bay) <> Sydney from $49*
- Melbourne <> Launceston from $59*
- Sydney <> Sunshine Coast from $69*
- Sydney <> Gold Coast from $69*
- Melbourne <> Hobart from $75*
- Brisbane <> Proserpine (Whitsundays) from $75*
- Melbourne <> Adelaide from $79*
- Sydney <> Melbourne from $99*
- Brisbane <> Cairns from $99*
- Melbourne <> Gold Coast from $99*
- Melbourne <> Canberra from $105*
- Sydney <> Hamilton Island from $115*
- Melbourne <> Uluru from $119*
- Brisbane <> Uluru from $119*
- Sydney <> Cairns from $119*
- Brisbane <> Melbourne from $119*
- Melbourne <> Darwin from $199*
- Brisbane <> Hobart from $125*
- Melbourne <> Hamilton Island from $129*
- Melbourne <> Cairns from $135*
- Brisbane <> Adelaide from $159*
- Sydney <> Perth from $215*
- Melbourne <> Perth from $229*
International Sale fare highlight (return Economy Lite fares, valid in both directions)*
- Melbourne <> Queenstown from $405*
- Sydney <> Queenstown from $435*
- Gold Coast <> Denpasar (Bali) from $449*
- Sydney <> Nadi (Fiji) from $499*
- Brisbane <> Queenstown from $515*
- Melbourne <> Denpasar (Bali) from $519*
- Sydney <> Denpasar (Bali) from $519*
- Brisbane <> Nadi (Fiji) from $549*
- Brisbane <> Port Vila (Vanuatu) from $565*
- Melbourne <> Nadi (Fiji) from $599*
- Brisbane <> Apia (Samoa) from $609*
- Cairns <> Haneda (Tokyo) from $679*
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