MEL-Milan - Christmas period

luca.321

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Hey Guys, we are planning to spend the Christmas holidays in Italy, ideally from mid Dec to mid-Jan. Flights are to the roof at the moment. Do you know what`s the best way/stopover to reduce the cost? Happy to spend a week on our way back somewhere to reduce the flight costs and on the way day a couple of nights somewhere. I have tried plenty of combination with no luck! Thanks all!
 
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Look at cheap flights to Asia and then grab some of the great Business fares from there to Europe.
Jakarta to Rome for example can be sub $3.5k on Qatar and Finnair likewise has good deals out of Bangkok to Europe.
You could get Economy flights on Qantas or Garuda for probably under $1000 from Melbourne or look at award flights to/from Asia.
Also consider flying into other Europe ports that may be cheaper and then getting a cheap flight or train to Italy
 
@luca.321
Welcome to AFF

First of all what is your budget?.

As cheap as possible :) The whole family flying hence cannot afford first class. I have noticed flights are around $2.5k to $3k thus I was trying to see if there was a way to reduce it to $2k or at least add a stopover somewhere at the same price.
 
Are website like expedia, bestpricetravel, globehunters, auntbetty and so on safe to use or better to spend a bit more and go to the airline website?
 
To be honest, this isn't bad at all for peak season on a decent full sevice airline...

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