I've had the travel expo dilemma before too. In the end we saved our vouchers for something else as Qantas couldn't beat Flight Centre's deal.
I've had the travel expo dilemma before too. In the end we saved our vouchers for something else as Qantas couldn't beat Flight Centre's deal.
Has anyone else *not* had their points show up from this promotion yet?
I'm still missing 1000 points (for 2 x $50 vouchers) - the other 8 vouchers have all been posted...
Do you think the fares on the QF website will drop further?
Must be wholly redeemed in one transaction for an adult base fare (excluding taxes, fees and carriers charges) of equal or higher value to the voucher amount. Taxes, fees and carriers charges apply to all fares paid with a voucher andmust be paid by credit card at the time of voucher redemption. No card payment fee applies.
There are rarely any discounts for children over 2 on red e-deal type fares. That is they are basically all "Adult" fares.
Just check the fare rules you are targeting before you buy the voucher, making sure the base fares for all are more than the voucher value.
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Thanks. The fares I'm looking at are sale fares (or red-e-deals), international flights ADL-SIN return in october. They are currently showing a discount for the kids of ~$170 each. The base fares are well and truly over the purposed $50 voucher amount. I'm not sure saving $180 in CC fees is worth risking paying an extra $340 for the kids. I would like to test it out but I have no idea when the 6 of us could fly together if not on this trip. Might have to sleep on it.....
We were able to apply a voucher to our daughter's child's fare to LA.
One of these gift vouchers? Or was it a compensation type voucher? (not trying to be rude just what to be 100% sure)
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No worries - not rude.
It was a gift voucher. I read the same 'terms' as you and had to confirm with Qantas. We were able to use it for a childrens fares, which for international are 75% of the adult base fare. The wording is used basically to point out the vouchers can only be applied to the base fare, not the taxes and charges.
Yes, the issue is the voucher and people named have a reservation id, and that stays the same when it becomes ticketed and paid for. There's no way to change the passengers booked once the voucher/reservation id has been created.
You can see why they therefore allowed you to book multiple people on the one voucher but it means a lot of flexibility is lost (instead of if you could just pay for a separate booking id with vouchers, which would make everything much more flexible).
The names of the voucher recipients may be changed when you redeem the voucher at qantas.com.au/giftvouchers, but the number of recipients cannot be changed (you cannot increase or decrease the total number of recipients).
It's in the purchase conditions of the voucher (dpn't know when it changed though)