Summer’s sizzling lineup just got hotter with Thai Vietjet’s latest promotional extravaganza, offering domestic flights starting from an unbelievable 799 baht, inclusive of tax and fees! Whether you’re yearning for the sun-kissed beaches of Phuket, a serene city escape to Chiang Mai, or a culturally enriching trip to Hat Yai, Thai Vietjet’s deals are waiting to whisk you away. Dreaming bigger? Don’t fret – international routes aren’t left out of this airfare bonanza, with prices launching as low as 1,799 baht. Imagine jetting off to bustling Taipei or the tranquil shores of Phu Quoc without breaking the bank!
The bargain bonanza began on April 24 and is set to run until the stroke of midnight on April 28. With travel dates ranging from May 16 all the way to December 31, 2024, these irresistible fares promise a world of possibilities. However, fair warning: these dazzling discounts tiptoe around public holidays, so savvy travelers will want to book posthaste to ensure their dream itineraries are secured.
A spokesperson for the airline added, “Thai Vietjet is offering unbelievable deals on a range of adventurous domestic and majestic international flights. Whether you’re flying from Bangkok to Fukuoka or journeying from Chiang Mai to Osaka, we’re committed to making travel more affordable for everyone.”
With discounted fares applying across a medley of international routes, your travel options are boundless. Embark on an adventure from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to vibrant destinations like Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Taipei, and Phnom Penh. Those with a taste for discovery can enjoy captivating flights to India with fares to Mumbai and beyond. Plus, if Japan is calling your name, you can find enticing routes to Okinawa and Hokkaido via Taiwan’s bustling Taipei.
Domestically, the delights are just as tempting! Thai Vietjet is curating a thrilling array of flights connecting Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to hotspots such as Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phuket, and the scenic Krabi coast. Want to explore further? Try regional flights like a breezy voyage from Phuket to Chiang Mai or the tranquilly idyllic Chiang Rai.
Jump onto these dazzling deals by booking directly via the airline’s dynamic website, the user-friendly Vietjet Thailand app, their interactive Facebook page, or through any of the many ticket agents. Ensuring a hassle-free transaction, payments can be smoothly processed via TrueMoney Wallet or your trusty debit/credit cards.
And here’s more to get those wanderlust hearts racing! In partnership with Sky Fun Travel, Thai Vietjet is unveiling an exclusive round-trip getaway for two. For just 12,200 baht, float your way from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Phu Quoc, including a three-night luminous stay at the Vin Holiday Festa Hotel. This captivating package incorporates taxes, fees, and a bountiful 20kg checked baggage allowance. But act swiftly — this glamorous package must be booked by April 30 with travel open between May 13 and July 31.
So, why wait? Your dream escape is just a click away. Ready, set, book!
These deals sound amazing! I’ve always wanted to explore more of Thailand.
Totally! But did you see the asterisk about public holidays? That’s when I usually travel.
Yeah, that’s disappointing. But there’s still a lot of time around those dates to travel!
Just plan ahead, you might still snag a good deal even if it’s not on a holiday.
I love the domestic flight options, especially between Phuket and Chiang Mai. It’s a great way to see more of the country.
Agreed! Though, I worry about the environmental impact of encouraging so much flying.
Has anyone else noticed airlines always have hidden fees? I bet these prices aren’t what they seem.
You’re right! The hidden costs can really add up.
In the article, it says fees are included for these deals, for once.
I’m more excited about the international flights to places like Taipei and Beijing. It’s perfect for a quick getaway.
Quick getaways are nice, but aren’t we supposed to be reducing unnecessary travel to fight climate change?
That’s a fair point, Sam. But some of us are tourists trying to experience different cultures.
Travel should be more than just good deals. It’s about the experience. Does cheap travel compromise that?
Not necessarily. Affordable flights might allow people to travel who wouldn’t be able to otherwise.
It largely depends on what you value. Sometimes, saving money can enhance the overall experience.
Honestly, these low-cost airlines worry me. How are they cutting costs? Safety comes first!
It’s a common concern, Beth. However, safety standards are high globally. But always good to be cautious!
So excited for the direct flights to Hokkaido! It’s been on my bucket list for years.
These promotions are nice, but is it sustainable for the airline in the long run?
Long-term sustainability is tricky, Pete. It depends on their business model and how well they can manage costs.
Flights for less than 1000 baht sounds like a steal! Perfect for students on a budget.
Absolutely, Hannah! It’s great for quick weekend adventures.
Students should definitely take advantage of these deals while they can.
How does their customer service compare? Some budget airlines aren’t very reliable.
Hope these cheap flights aren’t a sign Thai Vietjet is struggling. Affordable prices are great but not if it means they’re going under.
Cheap fares just encourage unsustainable travel habits. We need to rethink our priorities!
But they do allow for more social mobility. Not everyone can afford to be eco-conscious with expensive flights.
What’s the catch with these deals? Are we talking delays and crowded flights here?
I just booked my tickets, time to explore Thailand! Thanks Thai Vietjet!
Let us know how it goes, especially if these deals are as good as they sound!