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Cheap flights to Bali

How I Find Cheap Flights To Bali

Cheap flights to Bali– Any time I start planning an overseas trip, adrenaline begins to kick in. From the moment I make payment online to the time I take-off, all I can do is dream about my destination. My move to Bali was definitely one of those peak adrenaline moments besides bombing the backside of Vail Colorado Ski resort. Like a new ski trail, Bali was unknown to me, I had no clue what I was in for but luckily I had friends to guide me when I landed. Today I am your friend and I would like to share this guide on how to find a cheap but worthy place to stay in Bali. If you need any further assistance, feel free to contact me.

Cheap flights to Bali

Book Early

There’s plenty jam-packed into this article, including:

  • Book Early
  • Be Flexible
  • Algorithms
  • Low Season
  • Weather
  • A Flexible Destination Is King
  • Try Multiple Search Engines
  • Sign Up For Frequent Flyer & Travel Hack
  • Join Cheap Flight Mailing List’s
  • Search In Other Currency
  • How To Find Airline Mistakes (Error Fares or Airline Price Glitches)
  • Connect the Dots
  • Mix it up and you will find cheap flights to Bali
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Flexible Dates & Times Will Help you Find Cheap Flights To Bali. The best time to book your flight is around two months prior to departure, or around three months before if you are going to your destination during their high season.

Be Flexible

Being flexible is my number one piece of advice I give to someone when they ask me, “How do I find cheap flights to Bali ?’ If you don’t mind a few extra layovers or traveling early in the morning or last flight at midnight, then this will help. Also, try adding a few connections, which will bring the cost of the ticket down significantly. Nonstop flights are usually more expensive. Try not buying tickets departing on the weekend. Additionally, flights after a weekend, after holidays, and first flight in the morning can save a few.

Algorithms

Airlines use advanced algorithms to determine their prices and run sales based on the time of the year, passenger demand, weather, major events/festivals, time of day, and competitor prices. Furthermore, try to be patient while shopping around before clicking the button.

Low Season

I always fly during Bali’s slow season. If you fly during high season, your tickets will cost more. Also, everything is far less crowded.

Weather

April to October is the best time to visit Bali when there is little rain, low humidity, and lots of sunshine. But even, May, June, and October is a good option to save money on lower fares. It’s important to know, Bali is good to visit at any time of the year even during the wet season.

A Flexible Destination Is King

Americans in particular should look for the cheapest flight across the ocean on any international flight, then grab the cheapest local flight to their intended final destination from wherever they end up. (1) see what prices are available via Google Flights, Momondo, etc. to various places are around the world; decide which of the cheap destinations appeal to you, and select the dates you like that have the cheap fares available.

Try Multiple Search Engines

Finding cheap flights to Bali can be difficult especially when budget airlines never add their fares to popular search engines. Furthermore, some booking sites never post in English will feed prices directly from airlines which is also in another language and currency. The more tools/ search engines you have the easier it will be to find your cheap flights.

Budget airlines always charge fees for checked bags, carry-ons, printing your boarding pass, using a credit card, and anything else they can get away with. Be sure to double-check the price before you hit the last submit button.

Type in your final destination and take note of the price then open Google Flights and type in the destinations continent  to see prices to nearby airports. If there is a significant difference then take the next step by seeing how much a ticket from that destination is to your final destination. There are a lot of search engines that will provide you with different results like:

  • Airwander you can see layovers and compare the prices from different airlines including budget airlines in the search result.
  • Momondo – They search the most airlines and websites in the world and come back with the highest search results for cheaper flights.
  • Google Flights – Awesome search engine that lets you see prices for multiple destinations.
  • Skyscanner – One of the best booking sites out there. They have a great user interface (and a great app for mobile)

Sign Up For Frequent Flyer & Travel Hack

The primary reasons to join a frequent flyer program are to earn; Seat upgrades, Elite status As you think about what you’re looking to get out of the program, consider your goals. A typical decision for frequent flyer members is whether to use miles on luxury rides or more trips. For example, flying business class may cost as many points as two trips in economy class. you Can click on links in

Join Cheap Flight Mailing List’s

Sign Up for their social accounts like twitter and Facebook to get tips on how other people find cheap flights to Bali

Search In Other Currency

Take advantage of favorable exchange rates and try paying in the national currency of wherever that airline is based. Furthermore, flying to the airline’s country of origin will produce even bigger savings. But, some countries thought of this already and have their prices set to fluctuate with the USD.

How To Find Airline Mistakes (Error Fares or Airline Price Glitches)

Several times a year, airlines will incorrectly load a fare into a booking engine, resulting in tickets sold for $100 instead of $1000 for an amazing deal in a business class to Bali. Cathay Pacific for example accidentally sold international business class tickets from Vietnam to New York City for $675 (economy price) instead of $16,000. Sometimes it can be a currency conversion error, forgetting to add the fuel surcharges and fees, or simply human error.

Connect the Dots

Most of the time booking websites use the same airline for your trip, Therefore you may not always get the best deal if you are stopping in multiple countries. You can book with different airlines with ease with the sites I have provided you with. You just have to play connect the dots until you find the best option Mixing and matching tickets is one of the best ways to backpack while finding the cheapest flight into Bali.

Mix it up and you will find cheap flights to Bali

Try different variations with the above tips, and you will find cheap tickets to Bali. 1. searching non-traditional search engines 2. being flexible while choosing the right airline to the right destination 3.Try booking in different currencies. 4. Search with VPN to trick the airlines 5. Blocking your cookies and so on.

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January 15, 2020 By Gerald Winik Leave a Comment

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