Cheap Flights to Thailand from Australia
Best student & youth fares right now to Thailand
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Student flights from Australia to Thailand
Thailand: it's home to historic temples, cooking classes, Thai boxing and floating markets and makes for the perfect destination to begin or end a backpacking trip around Southeast Asia. It’s a country that really has it all: wildlife, natural beauty, nightlife, food, history and architecture.
Take to the beach on one of Thailand’s many off coast islands, such as Ko Lanta, Koh Lipe or Koh Samui. Head on a trek in the jungle and swim in a waterfall or two. Or get lost in the exciting cities of Bangkok or Chiang Mai. Don’t forget to add stuffing your face with Thai delicacies to your trip agenda too!
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What are the main Thailand airport hubs?
Thailand is home to a number of main airports, although Bangkok is probably the city you will fly into. Bangkok is home to two airports; Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Mueang International Airport. But if you’re travelling elsewhere in Thailand you may end up at airports in Chiang Mai, Krabi, Phuket, Hat Yai and Chiang Rai.
How to fly from Australia to Thailand
Flying from Australia to Thailand is a pretty easy journey! You can fly directly to Bangkok from Sydney, Melbourne and Perth (plus other Australian airports). Or if you’re heading elsewhere in Thailand there’s the option to catch a connecting flight too. Airline partners that we work with that operate flights to Thailand include Qantas and Singapore Airlines.
When is the best time to fly to Thailand?
Thailand is one of those countries that’s beautiful to see every month of the year. But you may want to know about its three seasons; hot, cool and monsoon. Between November to April are the months where hot weather is likely. From April and May monsoon season begins, so do be aware that you may experience more rainy days than beach days on your travels.
Thailand’s events calendar is also pretty great, so if you’re wondering when to visit, this may be an easy way to decide. April marks the New Year in Thailand, so for Songkran you’ll see locals and tourists donning buckets and water pistols for a country wise water fight. Or head to Chiang Mai in November for Loi Krathong (lantern festival).
When is the cheapest time to book a flight from Australia to Thailand?
Prices based on bookings made 30-60 DAYS days prior to departure.
Why do Australian students love visiting Thailand?
No backpacking trip to Southeast Asia is complete without a visit to Thailand. Costs are pretty low within Thailand, perfect for those on a student budget. Plus there is a tonne of exciting, delicious and historical experiences for students to have whilst travelling Thailand.
Thailand universities and campuses
Studying in Thailand may not have crossed your mind, but it is an option for those considering a semester, or even a year abroad. Thailand is home to 16 universities that are listed in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. These include Chiang Mai University, Mae Fah Luang University, Chulalongkorn University, Kasetsart University and Mahidol University.
Thailand lifestyle and culture
Respect, family and patriotism make up an integral part of daily life in Thailand. It’s a country known for its friendly locals and warm hospitality, so do always treat those you come across with gratitude. Religion is also an extremely important part of life in Thailand, so be considerate when attending any religious celebrations or events or visiting religious sites.
Exploring Thailand on a student budget
Thailand was made for those exploring on a budget. It’s an inexpensive country to travel around, the cheap street food is incredibly tasty and there are a lot of affordable hostels. There’s a lot of free things to see and do in Thailand too, meaning you can experience the best of Thailand even on a student budget.
Thailand was made for those exploring on a budget. It’s an inexpensive country to travel around, the cheap street food is incredibly tasty and there are a lot of affordable hostels. There’s a lot of free things to see and do in Thailand too, meaning you can experience the best of Thailand even on a student budget.