You can fly all over Asia for just $160
AirAsia recently released its Asean Pass, which allows you to travel across ten countries in the continent for only $160 a month.
Guests can use the pass to lock down low flight fares across Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, and the Philippines.
There are two versions available.
The 10 Credit Pass costs $160 and allows for 10 flight credits and 30 days of travel. The 20 Credit Pass at $290 allows for 20 flight credits and 60 days of travel.
The credits are determined based on the distance and difficulty of the route per flight. To help give some perspective, here are a few examples of credit rates you can find on the company's website:
- Flying from Bangkok to Phuket: 1 credit each way
- Flying from Bali to Bangkok: 3 credits each way
- Flying from Bali to Jakarta: 5 credits each way
Most flights arrive and depart from Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, making these two destinations the best for booking a round-trip.
Every flight has to be purchased at least 14 days in advance, which can make spontaneous traveling difficult, but you do have the option to transfer the pass to another traveler or to add on family members.
Also, you can only travel each route one time. So, if you book a trip from Bangkok to Phuket, you won't be able to book the same trip later in the month. The hope is that this will inspire a variety of travel itineraries to different destinations.
At only $160, it's a great deal.
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