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Tiger Airways Early Bird Savers!

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Tiger Airways Early Bird Savers!
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PJohn on 02/05/2007 - 21:41 tigerairways.com (120 clicks)

The cheapest way to get around from Australia to countries around Asia.

Book as early as three months in advance and you can find early bird fares for as low as $1.99* one-way. Hurry, up to 1.4 million seats available for booking for travel up till 2008.

Early Bird Savers enjoy early bird fares starting from $1.99* one-way!

From $1.99* Singapore - Hat Yai, Krabi (Phi Phi) and Phuket
From $5.99* Singapore - Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Udon Thani (Vientiane)
From $8.99* Singapore - Darwin, Macau and Manila (Clark)
From $9.99* Singapore - Padang
From $29.99* Singapore - Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
From $39.99* Singapore - Guangzhou, Haikou and Shenzhen
From $59.99* Singapore - Perth
From US$9.99 Manila (Clark) - Macau

Start planning your future holiday today!

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  • scotty on 02/05/2007 - 21:50

    The only Australian cities on the list seem to be Darwin or Perth. I guess I will pass this one.

  • John on 02/05/2007 - 22:01

    It's still possible if in future they expand their service to other cities. Let's hope for it. Meanwhile, have a pleasant trip for those in Darwin and Perth. :)

  • cacbm on 02/05/2007 - 23:59

    They were saying they already picked Melbourne as their base, but Brisbane has an outside chance. Hope it's Melbourne. :)

  • neil on 03/05/2007 - 01:48

    Don't you love when they have cheap flight sales right after you book your vacation. Doh!

  • cacbm on 03/05/2007 - 10:30

    lol.

    Tiger is in the news today as they are announcing that they will base themselves in Melbourne. :)

  • John on 03/05/2007 - 11:26

    Well, there we go! Pretty sure they will expand their service sooner or later.

  • Suranga on 12/05/2007 - 22:02

    Prices are low, but please not that these prices do not include taxes.

    For instance, there is a tax of $145 for a one-way ticket from Perth to Singapore.

    It will save a lot of hassle for everyone if the airlines start quoting prices including the taxes for international flights too (for local flights, I think airliners are required to include taxes in advertised prices).

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