What Is The Best And Cheapest Way To Go To Thailand?
Medical Tourism Review Aug 13,2009 5:51 Comment»
Can anyone tell me what is the cheapest way to go to Thailand? I have to go there twice this year and need to find the best way. I would be going from London, staying for 2 weeks and my dates are flexible. I keep on looking at websites and cant find anything good enough. Actually they always advertise good prices but I can never find the right dates to get the cheap fares… Thanks a lot for your help!!!!!
Cheapflights.co.uk does a good job of tracking and listing best offers, including airline sale fares on specific routes, as well as bucket-shop (aka, “consolidator”) pricing. Here ya’ go: http://www.cheapflights.co.uk/flights/Ba… A lot of these, like Dial-A-Flight and Holiday Genie, do not show up in the American travel booking sites. Also, compare Cheapflights’ best offers with KelkooUK’s travel booker, which compares even more sources with just one input of your cities and dates: http://travel.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/c_172201_… Between these, I think you will find the best offer.
contact DHL especially if you dont need to take much luggage. They often send parcels on regular flights, using space in hold and have spare seats – they sell them off quite reasonably. We all went about 6 years ago, for the price of two tickets all five of us went. Clothes etc so cheap out there did not take much or bring much home – but had a great holiday.
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hi there you could do it this way and it should be cheaper than going direct.
You can fly to hong kong on oasis hong kong airlines for £150 return and purchase tickets for about £70 return hong kong to bangkok on bangkok airways look at their websites for fares http://www.bangkokair.com and http://www.oasishongkong.com
Should work out cheaper than Thai, Qantas and BA
hope this helps
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