Virgin Australia is offering flights from as low as $45 as part of a massive sale to a popular Australian holiday spot.
Virgin Australia has slashed the price of more than half a million fares to a popular holiday destination, with flights being offered from $45.
Sydney-Sunshine Coast is being offered from $59, the same as Melbourne-Gold Coast and Canberra-Gold Coast, while Brisbane-Proserpine is available from $69. "With summer just around the corner and great value fares from just $45, there is no better time to book a trip to Queensland," Virgin Australia Executive Libby Minogue said.
"It is terrific that we are supporting this latest Queensland sale from Virgin Australia, a proven partner in previous campaigns, that have been so successful in getting people to book a holiday in Queensland," Tourism Minister Michael Healy said.
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