Virgin Australia launches huge ‘click frenzy’ sale with $75 airfares to Byron Bay and flights to the Gold Coast and the Whitsundays for $99
- Virgin Australia has launched 'click frenzy' sale for three days from 9am Tuesday
- Jet-setters can make unlimited booking changes to their flights until October 31
- Low-price deals include Sydney to Brisbane and the Gold Coast for $99 and $95
- Melbourne flights are not included as Victoria suffers through second lockdown
- But other routes on offer include Sydney to Launceston in Tasmania for $99
The airline's 'Unearth Australia' sale will run for three days from 9am on Tuesday and include the option to make unlimited booking changes until October 31.
Other low-price fares included in the deal are Sydney to Brisbane for $99 and Brisbane to the Whitsundays for $99 with travel dates ranging between September 2 and December 16.
Virgin Australia has launched a huge 'click frenzy' sale with Sydney to Byron Bay fares going for $75
Surf-lovers can fly from Sydney to the Gold Coast for just $95 and other low-price deals include Brisbane to the Whitsundays for $99 (stock image)
Sydneysiders looking to fly to Tasmania meanwhile can book flights to Launceston for $99, while fares from Hobart to Sydney are on offer for $115.
While flights to and from Melbourne are not included in the deal due to Victoria's reimposed stage three restrictions due to COVID-19, jet-setters can also choose from Adelaide to Sydney for $125 and Darwin to Brisbane for $179.
The one-way flights include 23kg of checked baggage and seat selection.
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Virgin Australia's latest sale follows its 'Good to Go' Queensland sale which ran from July 10-14 , which offered over half a million discount fares to Queensland destinations including Brisbane, Cairns, Gold Coast, Hamilton Island and Townsville.
The deal went live as Queensland re-opened its border after it was locked early on in the pandemic to stop the spread of the virus in the Sunshine State.
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