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AirAsia launches cheap fares to Bali, a thriving tourism destination for many Australians’

By Aiko TanakaAustralia
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AirAsia is offering cheap one-way fares to a tropical Indonesian island, which has been tipped to take the top spot as the favourite destination for Australians. The budget airline announced its new four-time weekly flights between Perth and Lombok, east of Bali this week.

As part of the announcement, AirAsia is offering one-way flights to Lombok from just $99. AirAsia has launched cheap one-way fares to Indonesia’s newest holiday hotspot Lombok, which has been tipped to take the top spot a favourite destination for Australians

The budget airline announced its new four-time weekly flights between Perth and Lombok, east of Bali this week Jetsetters can snag the cheap flights until March 24, to travel between June 9 and October 26.

Australian sun-seekers are expected to flock to the new destination, which has been described as ‘the new Bali’.

Lombok, east of Bali, has gearing up to become the next tourism hotspot with promises of endless blissful beaches.

Questions & Answers

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What is the new flight route AirAsia is offering?

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AirAsia has launched new four-time weekly flights between Perth and Lombok. Lombok is an Indonesian island located east of Bali, which is described as a new holiday hotspot for Australian sun-seekers.

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How much are the cheap one-way fares to Lombok?

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The cheap one-way flights to Lombok are available from just $99. This pricing is part of AirAsia's announcement regarding their new flight route to the Indonesian island.

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When can travellers book and use these cheap flights?

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Jetsetters can book these cheap flights until March 24. The travel period for these discounted fares is between June 9 and October 26, allowing for trips during the latter half of the year.

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Why is Lombok considered a promising new tourist destination?

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Lombok is being tipped as the next tourism hotspot, potentially becoming a favourite destination for Australians. It is described as 'the new Bali' with promises of endless blissful beaches and has been gearing up for tourism.

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