Jetstar has just kicked off an amazing sale where you get a free return flight to Japan!

Exciting news, travel enthusiasts! Jetstar has just launched a spectacular sale that's bound to make your wanderlust dreams come true. Picture this: a free return flight to Japan! It doesn't get much better than that.

For a limited time, Jetstar is offering an epic deal that allows you to score a complimentary return flight when you purchase an outbound ticket to Japan. Whether you're eyeing the vibrant streets of Tokyo or the cultural wonders of Osaka, this offer covers flights to both Tokyo (Narita) and Osaka (Kansai) from key Australian cities like Brisbane, Cairns, and Sydney.

And the good news doesn't stop there! If you're traveling from Melbourne (Tullamarine) or Adelaide, fret not, as connecting flights via Cairns or Brisbane are also included in this fantastic promotion.

The travel dates are flexible, spanning from late February to early December 2024, giving you ample opportunity to plan your perfect Japanese getaway. Just imagine indulging in Osaka's incredible street food or exploring the bustling cityscape of Tokyo.

But here's the catch – this fantastic deal is only available for a limited time. Club Jetstar members have an exclusive 12-hour head start, beginning midday today, so be sure to sign up if you haven't already. For the general public, the sale opens at midnight and concludes at 11.59pm AEDT on Thursday, February 1, unless all the incredible deals are snapped up earlier. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to make your Japan travel dreams a reality!

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