Save big on travel this Black Friday

Black Friday is only a few days away, and Jetstar has some great deals to help you save big on travel!

Here’s everything you need to know about Jetstar’s 2023 Black Friday deals.

Jetstar’s Black Friday sales:

Jetstar has some huge deals happening during the Black Friday period.

Their deals are running right now, with discounted flights to and from various cities in Australia and beyond, starting from as low as $41!

When do Jetstar’s Black Friday sales start and end?

Black Friday always falls on the last Friday of November and this year that is 24th November. Most brands begin their sales a few days earlier and continue them over the weekend until Monday.

Jetstar have already begun their 2023 sales, with discounted flights available to book now.

What we’d book during Jetstar’s Black Friday sales:

Here are some of our top picks for flights (one-way) to book this Black Friday:

• Sydney to Ballina Byron (Early January – Mid February 2024), from $47

• Sydney to Bali (Mid January – Late March 2024), from $244

• Sydney to Honolulu (Mid January – Mid April 2024), from $305

• Melbourne to Hobart (Early August – Late August 2024), from $58

• Melbourne to Auckland (Late January – Late March 2024), from $201

• Melbourne to Singapore (Mid January – Mid March 2024), from $199

• Brisbane to Cairns (Early January – Early February 2024), from $97

• Brisbane to Whitsunday Coast (Mid January – Early February 2024), from $67

• Brisbane to Tokyo (Late May – Early August 2024), from $425

You can view the rest of Jetstar’s Black Friday sales here.

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Charlotte Knoke is a digital content producer working across Now To Love, Woman’s Day and TV Week at Are Media. She writes about all things entertainment and lifestyle and has a keen interest in pop culture, royals, fashion, books, travel and women’s sport. Charlotte graduated from the University of Technology Sydney in 2023 with a Bachelor of Communication where she majored in Public Communication and minored in Social and Political Sciences. She has previously worked at a wide variety of companies including Netball Australia, Booktopia, Sportsgirl and Women’s Sport Australia. At these various companies, Charlotte gained valuable experience in a range of different areas including marketing, communication, social media, copywriting, public relations and journalism. In her current role as a digital content producer, Charlotte particularly enjoys writing about the latest TV shows, celebrity news, fashion picks, upcoming movies, shopping content and news about both the British and international royal families.