Fly For Free To These 9 Destinations When You Book A Flight And Hotel Package On Expedia

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Thankfully we've got more public holidays and long weekends coming up so there's no better time to treat yourself to a little getaway trip.

To make sure you don't miss out, bookmark this page so you can take advantage of the 24-hour priority booking period, happening on 10 September 2017.

Following that, you'll still be able to make your bookings on Expedia as per the details below:

Booking Period: 11 September 2017 – 17 September 2017
Travel Period: 10 September 2017 – 6 August 2018

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Consider going to: Rod Fai Market. Not only do the vibrantly colourful stalls make for gorgeous photos, this popular open-air night market is one of the most interesting out of all the various night markets in Bangkok, known for it's wide variety of rare and unique wares.

Consider going to: Koh Phi Phi. It's easy to see why the group of 6 islands are called 'the jewels of the Andaman Sea', with their delicate white sand and clear turquoise waters. This definite Krabi must-see is popular for recreational marine activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, and kayaking.

Consider going to: Todoroki Valley. After you get your fill of Tokyo city, take a break from all the excitement by paying a visit to this secret escape. Take your time to explore as there are many little gems waiting to be discovered, from temples and shrines to rivers and gardens.

Consider going to: Museum Kimchikan. It's a museum dedicated entirely to kimchi, the most iconic and culturally significant Korean food. Learn about all the different varieties of kimchi, take part in fun activities and classes, and make your own kimchi. And of course, you're welcome to eat plenty of samples.

Consider going to: Fa Yuen Street (the southern section from Argyle to Dundas street) a.k.a Sneaker Street. Whether you're a sneakerhead or not, you'll be amazed by the sheer range of shoes available. From high end brands, to discounted running shoes, you'll be sure to find something that meets your fancy.

Consider going to: Jiufen Town. This former gold rush town remains as quaint and scenic today as it was back in the day. It boasts spectacular views of the ocean and is filled with retro Chinese and Japanese style shops. Take your time to wander through and appreciate the sights that served as the inspiration behind the beautiful animated backdrops seen in 'Spirited Away'.

Consider going to: Jatiluwih rice terraces. There a few ways to enjoy these beautiful tiered plains of endless green: you can either go rice field trekking, partake in a cycling tour through the rice fields, or visit between 8am and 5pm to catch a glimpse of the farmers in action.

Consider going to: Kota Tua. Strategically located in the heart of Jakarta, there's an endless array of things to do in this old colonial area of town. Some of the most popular activities include taking pictures at Fatahillah Square, going museum hopping, and getting a taste of Dutch food at Café Batavia.

Consider going to: Hosier Lane. While you're likely to stumble across street art anywhere in Melbourne, Hosier Lane is arguably the center of the city's street art scene. Grab yourself a takeaway cup of coffee from one of the nearby cafés and lose yourself in the lane's artistic spirit.

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