Singapore traveller shares hack to 'cheat the system' and score cheaper air tickets

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With Covid-19 flight restrictions all but lifted in many parts of the world, a phenomenon known as 'revenge travel' has since taken over, where globetrotters — Singaporeans included — are making up for lost time. The greater demand has also given rise to outrageous ticket prices, with internet searches showing sky-high fares for many routes, Bloomberg reported. So what's one...

Through her method, one can "save about $40 on a one-way ticket to Bali".

The real trick, as she goes on to demonstrate, is to use the Skyscanner website that is hosted in the destination country. So rather than booking from skyscanner.com.sg if you're travelling to Bali from Singapore, one should head to skyscanner.co.id instead. In some cases, for example when attempting to book a flight to Bangkok on Oct 31, flights on skyscanner.co.th was actually more expensive , than on the Singapore-hosted site .

 

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