Click Frenzy Travel sale starts Tuesday
It’s time to pack your suitcase and grab your passport because Click Frenzy’s online travel sale is back for 2019. Here’s a sneak peek at the deals on offer on Tuesday 29th February 2019.
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It’s time to pack your suitcase and grab your passport because Click Frenzy’s online travel sale is back for 2019. The sale returns Tuesday 26th February 2019 with high profile brands on board including Webjet, Flight Centre and Air New Zealand. Here’s a sneak peek at the deals on offer.
What is Click Frenzy?
Click Frenzy Travel is an annual online shopping sale that offers exclusive deals and discount codes for participating online retailers. If you’re looking to score a bargain it’s essential to plan ahead. Get in quick to avoid the crowds as the sale is “expecting 1.2 million visitors” this year, says Managing Director of Click Frenzy, Grant Arnott.
When does the Click Frenzy sale start?
This year’s event will be the first to extend beyond the usual 24 hours — running from 6pm in Queensland (7pm AEDT) Tuesday 26th February to 11pm (12am AEDT) Wednesday 27th February.
Holiday deals
Webjet
10-day China tour from $699 including flights
10-day Singapore and Maldives package from $2,999 including flights
Intrepid Travel
Up to 35% off select trips including destinations like Galápagos Islands, North Vietnam and Northern Territory
Luxury Escapes
Up to 75% off holiday packages
63% off 5-night Maldives holiday ($5,999/villa)
Flight Centre
Up to 64% off holiday deals
5-night Bali getaway including flights ($1,199)
Travel Insurance Direct
15% off travel insurance
G Adventures
Up to 20% off select tours worldwide
The Bali Bible
Up to 78% off accommodation packages
5-night Bali resort stay at Equilibria Seminyak
Mantra
Up to 50% off holiday packages
Trip.com
Paris return flights from $955
Xiamen Air
20% off international flights
Originally published as Click Frenzy Travel sale starts Tuesday
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