A week-long airfare sale has opened across 10 Asian destinations, including Japan, Bali, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Bengaluru.
Qantas is offering economy return fares from $619 between Perth and Singapore, while return flights to Tokyo start from $1,349 from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
The sale also includes the airline’s seasonal Sydney – Sapporo service, which resumes on December 7 and operates through March 27, 2027.
Economy return fares start from $1,349, with availability during December and again from February through the Hokkaido snow season.
Japan remains one of the airline’s strongest Asian markets, with Australian travel to the country up 105% compared with pre-pandemic levels.
Selected Sydney and Melbourne fares to Tokyo are also available during the late March and early April cherry blossom period.
Cam Wallace, Qantas International CEO, said the sale was designed to capture demand across several different Asian travel periods.
“Japan continues to be one of the most popular destinations on our international network and this sale gives customers the chance to lock in a seat for the snow season in Hokkaido, cherry blossom season in Tokyo, or a few days of food and city life in between,” Mr Wallace said.
Bali fares start from $699 return from Sydney and Melbourne, with travel dates extending into the island’s dry season in May and August 2027.
Bangkok fares start from $1,099 return from Sydney, while Hong Kong starts from $1,079 from Melbourne.
Premium cabins are also included, with business class fares discounted across every destination in the sale and premium economy available to Tokyo and Singapore.
India services are also part of the promotion, including Sydney – Bengaluru, which returns to year-round operation from October 25, and Melbourne – Delhi, which resumes seasonally from October 26 with three weekly A330 flights through March 27.
Sale fares are available until 11.59pm (AEST) on September 21 with travel available between October and August 2027.
Meanwhile Qantas has officially opened its new Product Innovation Centre in Adelaide.
Based in the Adelaide CBD, the purpose-built technology and innovation centre will accelerate the delivery of intuitive, world-leading digital experiences for the millions of customers who travel with the airline each year.
It will become the home of the airline’s technology product development teams, where product managers, digital experience designers, software engineers and data and AI specialists will come together to transform how customers interact with Qantas across the entire journey.
