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South East Asia Low Cost Flights
South East Asia Low Cost Flights

Did you know that Southeast Asia has the most developed low cost carrier networks on the Asian continent?This tightens the competition so that competitor airlines from Europe and America were forced to launch their own low cost airlines as well. As of the moment, all countries in the Southeast Asian region can be reached through low cost carriers. Jetstar, Air Asia and Valueair are just some of the most popular low cost airlines that offer budget flights connecting various Southeast Asian countries to each other and to other parts of the world. The Malaysian airline Air Asia is known as the largest operator in the Southeast Asia region. It operates flights to various destinations including China, India, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Australia, London, Bangladesh and the list goes on!Jetstar on the other hand offers flights from Singapore to Bangkok, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh, Manila, Phuket, Siem Reap, Taipei, Osaka, Phnom Penh and Yangon. Valueair operated flights to Jakarta, Srabaya, Medan and Denpasar in Bali, Indonesia.

Budget Around the World Flights

Want to go on the best trip of your life?Why not take a trip around the world?There's no need to worry about sky high expenses, especially when it comes to air tickets, for there are so many cheap around the world flights available that you can choose from. A simple itinerary would cover a trip to Kuala Lumpur from London-Stansted, then to Singapore via Air Asia, Tiger or Jetstar, then Melbourne via Tiger, then to Honolulu on Jetstar, to Vancouver via WestJet, and then all the way back to London-Gatwick via Air Transat. You have to watch out for rapid changes in routes though as this happens often with low cost carriers. However if your schedule is flexible anyway, then this should not be a worry. You may also opt to book only one segment of your trip at a time to avoid on the spot problems and stresses that can arise.

Budget Flights to China

China is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the Asian region, given that the Great Wall of China is there. If you are to go to China for a trip, there are a lot of available discount airlines you can choose from that offer cheap flights. The country's first ever discount carrier was launched halfway through 2005 and since then, series of discount airlines have followed suit. China United is one of them. China United flies out of Nanyuan Airport in Beijing, to various city destinations in Northern China. Hong Kong Express on the other hand flies from Hong Kong to areas in China like Hangzhou and Ningbo. So if you will be originating from Hong Kong, or are thinking of stopping over in Hong Kong, this carrier would be your best bet. You might also want to try Spring Airlines. Spring Airlines flies from its base in Shanghai, China to more than 20 locations in China.

Cheap Singapore Flights

Some of the most visited destinations in Singapore are Sentosa Island, the Underwater World, Singapore Botanical Garden, East Coast Park and its Chinatown. The leading low cost airline that services Singapore is Tiger Airways. It was set up in Singapore by the founders of Ryanair as well as the major airline Singapore Airline. It offers flights to a long list of international destinations including Australia, Darwin and Perth in particular, Guangzhou, Haikou, Makau, Shenzhen and Xia Men in China, Padang in Indonesia, Manila in Philippines, Bangkok and Phuket in Thailand, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam and Chennai and Bangalore in India. The only difference between low cost carriers such as Tiger Airways and those larger airlines is that it does not serve food and beverages for free for the entire flight. But this should not be a problem especially if your destination is quite close anyway and you won't be traveling long. Food and beverages are available though, but you'll have to purchase them.

by: Guilluame Athill




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