Budget Travel - Jetstar Asia Flights $8 SGD, Visa promo

Not necessarily a MR, but a good discount fare to get from points A to B.

http://www.jetstarasia.com/lowFares/

Jetstar Asia and Visa bring you the $8 daily special. Everyday from 1 May to 30 June 2006, there will be selected destinations with fares available from as low as $8. From now till 30 June 2006, we offer you flights to Phnom Penh and Siem Reap (Angkor Wat) for travel between 1 July and 30 September 2006. Book now with your Visa card to grab this great deal!

So, what's stopping you?



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As this isn't a mileage earning fare, I'm going to move this the Budget Travel forum where it may be more useful.

bhatnasx
Mileage Run Moderator

I like JetStar Asia the best of the LCCs in SE Asia, as they stick with the standard 20kg on bags (not trying to play gotcha there for an extra $20), and they have assigned seats at least on the day of the flight.

As for Siem Reap, savvy budget travelers know to fly there from KUL or SIN, but I'll bet quite a few people are still taking that expensive Bangkok Airways RT out of BKK.

Definitely get to Angkor if you haven't been. It'll only get more crowded if you procrastinate. It'll really hit the point of no return when they put the McDonald's on the road between the temples and Siem Reap.

As for Siem Reap, savvy budget travelers know to fly there from KUL or SIN, but I'll bet quite a few people are still taking that expensive Bangkok Airways RT out of BKK.

I took both. :)

Sometimes, people don't visit only one destination. In my case, we visited SIN, followed by REP, and followed by BKK.

Jetstar SIN to REP was about $77, but it was impractical to go REP-SIN-BKK, so we took the one-way REP-BKK on PG for ~$122. Of course, really budget travelers can take the bus across the Cambodian border, too. That is, if they have the time and fortitude to deal with the hassle of "unofficial" visa stops. :)