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Fiji Airways has launched a companion fare sale, where you can get two tickets for the price of one. If you were to buy two tickets, the total cost would be $1099 round-trip, or $550 per person. That’s a great price to a destination is often not discounted.
The deal is available from Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO) and Honolulu (HNL) for nonstop flights to Nadi (NAN).
You’ll have to purchase tickets by Jan. 19 and travel dates are available from Jan. 21 through March 31. Discounted flight departures are only available on select days:
- To/From Los Angeles – flights departing Monday to Thursday
- To/From San Francisco – flights departing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
- To/From Honolulu – flights departing Sunday
Unfortunately the sale is not available online, so you’ll have to book via phone — Fiji Airways is reachable at 1-800-227-4446.
There are a handful of really reasonably priced points hotels in Fiji, and the chain of islands is a great destination for families.
And if you don’t want to shell out any cash, you can book Fiji Airways flights with American miles.
Airlines: Fiji Airways
Routes: LAX/HNL/SFO to NAN
Cost: $1099+ round-trip in economy for two passengers
Travel Dates: Jan. 21 to March 31
Purchase By: Jan. 19
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Featured image courtesy of Six Senses Resort Fiji.
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