04/04/2009
Circle Pacific fares are ideal for travelers heading to Australia or New Zealand or the South Pacific
The shortest distance between two points is not always the least expensive. more >>
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05/02/2008
V Australia to Challenge Qantas and United in Battle over the Pacific
Australia’s Virgin Blue has announced that its new international wing, V Australia, will begin service in Dec. 2008 with a daily direct flight between Sydney and Los Angeles ... more >>
09/19/2007
Fly Business Class to Australia on United With a Quick and Easy Upgrade Strategy
With 15,000 United frequent flyer miles, you can upgrade one of the airline’s heavily discounted domestic US flights one-way. With the same number of miles, you can upgrade a “B” economy fare to fly Business Class to Australia. more >>
09/07/2007
Discount Business Class Travel Strategy: The Circle Pacific Airfare
Business and First Class airfares from the US to Australia are among the highest in the world, but there are still a few strategies for scoring discount Business Class travel. When flying trans-Pacific, the cheapest way to get from destination A to destination B and back... more >>
08/22/2007
Little-known Business Class Airfare Strategy to Australia Where Two Tickets Can Cost Less Than One
If you're planning a trip to fly Business Class to Australia or New Zealand from North America, and saving money is your priority, you can cut thousands of dollars from the airfare with one simple move: Make a connection in Tahiti, Fiji or the Cook Islands. more >>
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