Click Frenzy 2020: Save 45 per cent on Charlotte Pass ski resort accommodation

Dubbed the ‘sale that stops the nation’, if you’re in the market for a hot holiday deal, today’s Click Frenzy sale is set to smash records.

Online mega-sale event Click Frenzy is set to smash records once the clock strikes 7pm (AEDT) on Tuesday, November 10. Touted as “the sale that stops a nation”, Click Frenzy, will run for 53 hours, ending on midnight Thursday, November 12.

This year there will be over 4000 deals from over 800 brands. And there are some great travel bargains to hone in on.

Charlotte Pass Snow Resort – ski resort – Save up to 45 per cent at Australia’s highest resort. Stay at Lucy Lodge, lift passes and breakfast included.

Globite – travel accessories – 30 per cent off sitewide.

Hertz – car hire – Get 21 per cent off when you book for travel in 2021.

Travel Dream – Flights, hotels and tours. Four-night all-inclusive Berkeley River Lodge + flights for $2499 pp (WA residents only). Eight-day Norfolk Island Discovery with return flights $1999 pp. Seven-day five-star Mt Mulligan Lodge and Thala Beach Nature Reserve $3199 pp. Ten-day Tasmanian Highlights small group tour $1999 pp. Tenday Broome, Bungle Bungles and Kimberley Tour $3199 pp.

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Berkeley River Lodge in Western Australia is on sale.

Bev Wills Cruise Holidays – tours and cruises – Up to 40 per cent off starting from $7929 on small luxury cruise brand Azamara, kids sail from $19 per day and up to 60 per cent off second guest on Quantum of the Seas sails from Brisbane. Eight to 10-night Buccaneer Archipelago Fishing Adventure, 2 per cent off.

Leisure Inn Hotels – accommodation– Save up to 25 per cent per night at the Rustic Launceston Hotel. Flexible cancellation policy.

StayWell Group – accommodation – Save up to 30 per cent on hotels now. Flexible cancellation policy.

RedBalloon – experiences – Save $25 on all RedBalloon experiences sitewide when you spend $149 or more. Offer valid from November 10, 7pm AEDT until November 12, 2020 11.59pm AEDT. T&Cs apply.

Wyndhams Destinations – accommodation – 20 per cent off Club Wyndham Airlie Beach, stay from $160 per night. 20 per cent off Wyndham Hotel Surfers Paradise, stay from $109 a night. 20 per cent off Wyndham Hotel Melbourne, stay from $99 per night. 20 per cent off Wyndham resort Torquay, stay from $170 per night. 20 per cent off Ramada resort by Wyndham Phillip Island.

Viator – experiences – Extra 10 per cent off experiences and free cancellation.

Turquoise Safaris – all-inclusive tours – 25 per cent off Sea Lion Tour, Jurien Bay WA

Travellers Home – luggage – Up to 55 per cent off luxury-style leather and microfibre antitheft business bags. Up to 80 per cent off SWISSWIM bags and luggage.

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The new Club Wyndham Airlie Beach will have 20 per cent off.

Big Bus Sydney – 30 per cent off regular Adult and Children’s fare for classic and premium tickets valid for travel December 1, 2020 until January 31, 2021.

Managing director of Click Frenzy Grant Arnott says: “We’re super excited about Click Frenzy’s Main Event on November 10. The calibre of retailers, brands and deals across every category is mind-blowing. This is the ultimate showcase of the best of Australian digital retail, and shoppers are going to be blown away with the range as well as the hugely exciting promotions we have in store.

A tour to meet some friendly sea lions is also on sale.

“Six months ago, we saw Click Frenzy’s Mayhem event set all kinds of records in the middle of the pandemic, which resulted in 120 per cent traffic growth and over two million shoppers diving in.

“And Mayhem is the little brother – the main event will be humungous. Conditions are perfect for a true netbuster, with those federal tax cuts about to kick in, more Aussies returning to work, particularly in Victoria, and the e-commerce wave rolling on.

“Online shoppers are also being warned to shop early to avoid the expected delivery crush in December, with 78 per cent of shoppers choosing to start their shopping earlier this year.”