As part of the campaign, Vietjet offers 10 million deluxe tickets at 30% off (excluding taxes and fees) across its flight network for travel through 31 August 2026*. 

Passengers can enjoy the offer by applying the promo code SALE55DLX during booking. Deluxe fares include up to 20kg of checked baggage, complimentary seat selection, and flexible itinerary changes.

In addition, a million Eco tickets are available at 100% off (excluding taxes and fees) with promo code SALE55, valid across all Vietjet routes for travel between 5 September 2026 and 31 March 2027*. Passengers booking Eco fares during the promotion will also receive 20kg of complimentary checked baggage.

For travellers in Singapore, the promotion presents an opportunity to plan their next Vietnam getaway, with Vietjet’s direct services from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and Phu Quoc.

To further enhance the summer campaign, passengers who complete a successful booking between now and 19 May 2026 (GMT+8) will receive a lucky draw entry code for the “Fly Vietjet, Strike Gold” programme. Prizes include one tael of 999.9 gold, one tael of 999.9 silver, and e-vouchers worth up to VND15 million (SGD 725).

* Travel periods and conditions may vary by route. Blackout dates may apply. 

(Source: Vietjet)

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From March 2025 to December 2025, Traveloka tracked booking behaviour across Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Traffic rose more than 20%, and transactions climbed nearly 25% on double-digit dates such as 1.1, 2.2, 3.3, 11.11, and 12.12, compared to the surrounding days.

The more telling finding is what happened when no sale was running. Indonesia and Malaysia each recorded organic spikes of close to 10% in traffic and transactions on non-promotional double-digit dates. Singapore saw a more modest but consistent 5% lift. The takeaway is clear: whether or not they are on sale, travellers see these dates as ideal for planning their travel.

This is a testament to the fact that travellers are increasingly attributing value to these dates, stemming from China’s “Singles’ Day”, which has since been popularised by e-commerce giants.

Maximising value

Armed with these insights, Traveloka’s 2026 marketing calendar was shaped to keep up its end of the unspoken appointment, introducing more “smaller” numbered sales (1.1, 2.2) in Q1 2026. Traveloka customers responded in force, with Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam customer bases showing large growth of up to 70% in overall transaction value. March 2026 also saw Vietnam hit a historical high in transactions during its 3.3 sale.

“Our users have shown that they want to plan their journeys around these numerically‑significant days, and we want to show up when they do. By aligning our marketing calendar with this behaviour, we not only meet consumer expectations but also create tangible value for them,” said Traveloka Head of Marketing, Alex Jung.

Early-year travel interest sees East Asia as the predominant destination for SEA travellers. For Singapore, 2.2 saw a lot of interest in trips to Japan, Taiwan, Mainland China and the broader Southeast‑Asian region – especially for Sakura‑season and Chinese‑New‑Year travel. During 3.3, Singapore’s outbound demand expanded internationally to include South Korea, the US, Australia, and the UK, in addition to the core Mainland China-Japan-Taiwan corridor.

Malaysia’s 2.2 sale saw strong outbound flows to Indonesia, China, Japan and Thailand, alongside its own domestic market, with 3.3 seeing even stronger performances by the domestic market and Indonesia as destinations. 

Thailand’s 2.2 and 3.3 sales are both centred on Japan, with Thailand itself remaining a key source. Similarly, Vietnam’s travel profile consistently highlights Mainland China, Taiwan, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam as principal outbound destinations.

Travel windows

The data from Q1 2026 reflects a broader trend among SEA travellers of prioritising travel to East Asia in the March – June window, but destination preferences shift noticeably towards the end of the year. From October to December, Singapore’s outbound mix widens, with a clear uptick in European bookings alongside its usual Asian traffic. Malaysia also sees a broader spread extending to longer‑haul corridors such as Australia, India, Europe, and the Middle East. Thailand’s share of non‑Southeast‑Asian destinations rose, although domestic travel remains the dominant component.

The 5.5 EPIC Sale is the largest Traveloka sale of the year and a direct response to the behavioural patterns above. Running from 4 to 8 May 2026, the sale offers discounts of up to 80% on flights, accommodations, and attractions across the region.

About Traveloka 
Founded in 2012, Traveloka is Southeast Asia’s all-in-one travel tech platform with operations in Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam.

(Source: Traveloka)

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Both fares include complimentary date changes — one-time for Value and unlimited for Flexi (fare difference applies). A baggage allowance of up to 25kg improves the travel offer.

Travel is booktagle to a wide network of destinations, including Sydney, Shanghai, Bali, Phuket, Colombo, Bangkok and New Delhi.

Bookings are open through the airline’s website and mobile app.

(Source: Batik Air)

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The promotional discount is open for purchases until 1259 on 1 May 2026 (GMT+8), for bookings made via Vietjet’s website or mobile app using the promo code VJ20. A total of 11 million promo seats are available for travel until 31 August 2026. 

For travellers in Singapore, the promotion presents an opportunity to plan their next getaway to Vietnam. With Vietjet’s direct services from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and Phu Quoc, travellers can choose city breaks to beach holiday destinations or longer multi-stop journeys. 

New flight to Nha Trang

Further enhancing these travel options, Vietjet will launch its new Singapore–Nha Trang route on 1 June 2026, giving Singapore residents access to one of Vietnam’s most popular seaside destinations.

To meet increased travel demand during the holiday peak, Vietjet plans to operate nearly 3,800 domestic flights across Vietnam between 25 April and 5 May 2026. Additional frequencies will be added on high-demand routes linking major cities and tourism destinations, including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Nha Trang, Hue, Quang Binh, Quy Nhon, and Phu Quoc, giving passengers greater flexibility and more convenient travel options.

Passengers who book via Vietjet’s official website or mobile app will also receive one entry into the airline’s “Fly Vietjet, strike gold” lucky draw programme, which offers the chance to win prizes including one tael of 999.9 gold. Additional prizes include gold and silver, as well as a range of e-vouchers for future travel.

More on the holiday peak season

From 25 April to 5 May, 2026, Vietnam features two public holidays, resulting in high travel demand as many offices close, although the period is not a single, continuous nationwide holiday. 

Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day 

Dates: Saturday, 25 April to Monday, 27 April.

The holiday honours the founders of Vietnam. In 2026, the main day (26 April) falls on a Sunday, so a compensatory day is given on Monday, 27 April, creating a three-day break. 

Reunification Day and Labour Day 

Dates: Thursday, 30 April to Sunday, 3 May.

30 April: Reunification Day (Liberation of South Vietnam).
1 May: International Labour Day.

Duration: Because these holidays fall on a Thursday and Friday, they combine with the weekend to create a four-day break for many workers. 

As of April 2026, the Ministry of Home Affairs confirmed there is no policy to swap working days to create a single continuous nine-day break (meaning 28 and 29 April are working days), but many people take annual leave days to bridge the gap. 

Impact on travel and services

Offices and banks: Government offices and banks will be closed during these holidays (25 to 27 April and 30 April to 3 May.
Travel: This is a peak travel period for domestic Vietnamese travellers. Expect high demand for hotels and transport.
Visa Processing: Immigration departments will be closed, which can cause delays in visa processing.

(Source: Viethjet with additional information on holidays —  VietnamNet)

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T’way Air currently operates eight routes including Kaohsiung–Busan, due to launch on 29 March: Taipei (Songshan)–Seoul (Gimpo), Taipei (Taoyuan)–Jeju, Taipei (Taoyuan)–Daegu, Taichung–Seoul (Incheon), Kaohsiung–Seoul (Gimpo), Kaohsiung–Seoul (Incheon), Kaohsiung–Jeju, and Kaohsiung–Busan.

The following offers are available through 31 March

Up to 12% Off Promo Code: enter MAR26 when booking, for travel through October 24, 2026.

Regular Coupon (up to TWD400 off): bookings of TWD4,000 or more, for travel through October 24, 2026.

Regular Coupon (up to TWD800 off): bookings of TWD8,000 or more, for travel through October 24, 2026.

TWD500 Early Bird Coupon: bookings of TWD4,000 or more, for travel May 1– October 24, 2026.

TWD1,000 Early Bird Coupon: bookings of TWD8,000 or more, for travel May 1– October 24, 2026.

Seoul offers a wide range of cultural attractions and modern city experiences, while Daegu and Busan provide additional regional options with distinctive local character. Jeju is also accessible via direct flights from Taiwan, offering travellers greater flexibility when planning multi-city itineraries.

For full flight schedules, coupon terms, and booking details, visit the airline’s website. T’way Air currently serves 60 destinations worldwide and continues to expand its network.

About T’way Air
T’way Air Co Ltd is a South Korea-based low-cost carrier (LCC) providing air travel services since 2010. The airline operates a fleet that includes Boeing 737-800 and 737 MAX 8 aircraft, as well as Airbus A330, A320 and Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, serving customers across East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Central Asia, as well as Oceania, Europe and North America. 

(Source: T’WAY AIR)

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As part of the campaign, passengers stand to win prizes, including a grand prize of one bar of gold (1.2 oz), weekly gold and silver rewards, and e-vouchers for future travel. 

For more details, check Vietjet’s website: www.vietjetair.com. 

To celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March, Vietjet is also offering up to 83% off Eco fares (excludes taxes and fees). 

Travellers can apply promo code SALE83 when booking via the airline’s website or the Vietjet Air mobile app. The booking window closes on 8 March 2026, for travel between 1 April and 31 December 2026 (Travel periods may vary by route, blackout dates apply, and public holidays are excluded).

Vietjet Commercial Director Ha Nang Viet said: “Through the ‘Fly Vietjet, Strike Gold’ campaign, we aim to offer accessible travel while sharing the spirit of optimism, prosperity and good fortune with passengers around the world.”

Following the Lunar New Year season, March to May is an especially rewarding time to explore Vietnam, with Ideal weather across the country, from the far north mountains of Sapa to the beaches of Phu Quoc island in the south.

Vietjet’s extensive Asia-Pacific network makes Vietnam more convenient and accessible for spring getaways, family visits, or business trips. 

Singapore travellers can fly to Hanoi, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, and Phu Quoc, unlocking easy access to Vietnam’s UNESCO World Heritage sites, natural wonders, and dynamic food scene.

(Source: Vietjet)

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Promotional seats are on sale until 1 March 2026 for travel from 1 June 2026 until 27 March 2027, via the AirAsia website or MOVE app.

The centrepiece of the ‘BIG SALE’ is the airline’s signature ZERO THB* base fare on Thai AirAsia (flight code FD). Domestically, guests can fly directly from Bangkok’s Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi airports to cultural hubs and destinations such as Chiang Mai, Udon Thani, Surat Thani, and Nakhon Si Thammarat. It also includes convenient cross-regional routes connecting cities like Phuket and Udon Thani.

For international explorers, these zero-baht fares unlock some of Asia’s most vibrant cities. Travellers can enjoy direct flights from Don Mueang to exciting destinations such as Da Nang, Singapore, Taipei, Kathmandu, Macau, and Johor Bahru, making international travel more accessible than ever.

Beyond the zero-baht routes, the campaign slashes prices across all seats and flights for both Thai AirAsia and Thai AirAsia X (XJ). Travellers can discover discounts of up to 80% on flights to domestic destinations, including Khon Kaen and Roi Et, as well as the southern coastlines of Ranong and Narathiwat.

Those eyeing international getaways can enjoy up to 60% off flights to destinations like Nha Trang, Chongqing, and Vientiane. Meanwhile, long-haul dreamers can save up to 20% on flights to popular medium-haul destinations, including Tokyo, Osaka, Sendai, Shanghai, and the breathtaking landscapes of Almaty. To elevate the journey, guests who bundle their flights with a Value Pack — featuring a hot in-flight meal, travel insurance, and standard seat selection — will enjoy an additional 30% discount on those add-ons.

As AirAsia celebrates 25 years of operations — having flown nearly a billion guests worldwide — this network-wide promotion stands as a testament to the airline’s enduring mission: making air travel inclusive, affordable, and spectacular for all.

*Promotional fares are limited and may not be available on all flights or during public holidays and peak periods. The ZERO THB base fare excludes airport taxes, fuel surcharges, and other applicable fees.

(Source: AirAsia)

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The highlight of this collaboration is the low-cost airline’s “FLY YOUR FEELINGS” campaign, which offers fare deals linked to the promo code “TATXLISA” when booking through the AirAsia MOVE app.

The core offer is 15% off round-trip fares to eight headline destinations featured in Lisa’s commercials. They are: Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lampang, Nan, Surat Thani, Udon Thani, Ubon Ratchathani, and Phang Nga (fly to Phuket).

10% Off all other domestic routes 

Booking Period: 1 March – 31 May 2026

Travel Period: 15 March – 30 September 2026

Exclusive Add-on

Present an AirAsia boarding pass to enjoy special car rental rates with AVIS, starting at just THB599 per day.

Asia Aviation and Thai AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Phairat Pornpathananangoon confirmed that AirAsia is giving away an exclusive grand prize: Free Domestic Flights for One Full Year. 

“This ultimate reward will be given to the first three travellers who successfully fly with AirAsia to all eight highlighted provinces featured in Lisa’s ‘Feel All the Feelings’ campaign (Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lampang, Nan, Surat Thani, Udon Thani, Ubon Ratchathani, and Phuket for Phang Nga). We believe this challenge will inspire a whole new perspective on exploring Thailand, perfectly aligning with TAT’s vision.”

Travellers ready to take on the challenge and follow in Lisa’s footsteps for a chance to win free flights for a year can start accumulating their flights between 15 March and 30 September 2026. For full campaign details, terms, and conditions, visit the official Facebook page: FlyAirAsia. 

(Source: AirAsia)

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To support this, Malaysia Airlines will operate up to 32 additional red-eye flights from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) Terminal 1 to key destinations in Sabah and Sarawak, offering travellers greater flexibility while optimising travel time during the busy season.

These flights will serve key destinations in Sabah, including Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, and Tawau, as well as Kuching, Bintulu, Sibu, and Miri in Sarawak, and the Federal Territory of Labuan. During this period, Malaysia Airlines will operate up to 503 weekly flights between Kuala Lumpur and East Malaysia, enabling convenient overnight travel with early-morning arrivals while reinforcing essential domestic connectivity.

All-in-one-way fixed fares with Malaysia Airlines start from MYR339 to Sarawak and MYR399 to Sabah, valid for travel between 11 and 23 February 2026, and are available exclusively via the airline’s official website and mobile app. 

Meanwhile, sister airline Firefly will also offer fixed fares starting from MYR298 all-in one-way to Sarawak and MYR348 to Sabah. Travellers can purchase their tickets until 22 February 2026, for travel from 11 to 23 February 2026. 

Both airlines provide complimentary checked baggage, in-flight refreshments, and flexible flight change options across selected fare families, while Firefly operates from both Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) Terminal 1 and Subang Airport (SZB). For those connecting via Malaysia Airlines, through-checked baggage and an included meal further ensure a smooth, end-to-end travel experience. 

In addition, Malaysia Airlines and Firefly will support the Malaysian Government’s Chinese New Year airfare subsidy initiative by capping base fares on flights from Kuala Lumpur to East Malaysia. For travel from 13 to 16 February 2026, base fares will be capped at a maximum of MYR569 all-in one-way* for Malaysia Airlines on Economy Class and MYR548 all-in one-way* for Firefly flights, ensuring travel remains affordable and accessible during the festive period.  

MAG remains committed to making the peak festive period more joyful, offering enhanced connectivity and more convenient travel options to help Malaysians reunite with loved ones and create lasting memories this Chinese New Year. 

*Not inclusive of government taxes and fees.

(Source: Malaysia Airlines Group)

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To support peak Tet travel demand, Vietjet offers 20kg of free checked baggage for passengers booking Eco tickets on selected international services, including flights from India, China, South Korea and Japan to Vietnam, from now until 28 February 2026. 

Tickets can be booked via the airline’s official website and the Vietjet Air mobile application, with travel available from 1 March to 31 March 2026 (travel periods may vary by route). 

In addition, passengers flying with Vietjet can enjoy resort and lifestyle privileges of up to 30% discount (*) on accommodation, dining, and spa services at leading hotels and resorts on Phu Quoc Island, further enhancing their holiday travel experience.

To complement the Tet celebrations, Vietjet is also serving a special Lunar New Year menu in business class cabins on Vietnam domestic and international flights departing from and arriving in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi until 20 February 2026. 

By integrating festive in-flight dining with attractive travel incentives, Vietjet continues to strengthen its position as a dynamic airline connecting Asia while promoting Vietnam as a cultural, culinary, and tourism destination during the Lunar New Year season.

(*) Terms and conditions.

(Source: Vietjet)

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