Looks like Jetstar online is offering flights from brisvegas to denpasar end of july/august 200 clams each way. Seems like a great deal but wait ?
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Looks like Jetstar online is offering flights from brisvegas to denpasar end of july/august 200 clams each way. Seems like a great deal but wait ?
But wait for what? Will Australians be allowed to travel to any country with virus cases still open, here in Queensland we can't travel interstate so overseas travel other than NZ looks a long way off especially July. Many beach clubs, restaurants are opening or getting ready to open in Bali, some unbelievable deals going at the moment. My hotel is offering 50% off plus a free night, breakfast and airport transfers on a buy voucher now stay anytime until Dec 2021, the question is, will the hotel still be in business? Or collapse with your money?
Select to expand quoteTractorguy said..
Looks like Jetstar online is offering flights from brisvegas to denpasar end of july/august 200 clams each way. Seems like a great deal but wait ?
haha yeah, better check the cancelled flight policy on that one. Unfortunately last I saw Bali's stats (last week) they were similar to WA's stats of about start of April.
Meanwhile Bali surfers must be having a blast without all the bule blow'ins. I watched a vid of Bingin yesterday with about 5 locals out getting plenty of shade and the roads through Kuta, Legian, Seminyak are empty.
I have 2 tickets to Bali in October with Garuda, hoping they give me credit to 2022, I think I might need it extended that far. Hope I'm wrong.
So more clubs, bars and hotels starting to open this week but as I said you can't trust those Indonesian figures.
One of the staff where I enjoy a few beers told me this morning that the bar has never closed which is alarming to hear. All the regular employees haven't worked there for 3 months, they are using staff from other locations to man the bar,
I'd say the beach warungs where I have a beer never closed...bloke I hire if I need a driver is currently working on a farm in his home village in Northern Bali.
