Click Frenzy Travel Frenzy 2026: Huge deals on Bali hotels, flights and luggage
Click Frenzy’s massive five-day travel sale kicks off today, with discounts on everything from international flights and Bali hotels to luggage and theme park tickets.
The Click Frenzy Travel Sale launched at 7am AWST on Wednesday, August 26 and will run for five days until 10pm AWST on Sunday, August 30.
More than 100 travel brands and retailers are participating, including Qatar Airways , Trip.com , RedBalloon , Strand and SEA LIFE .
Some of the biggest advertised savings are for accommodation, with selected Bali and Thailand hotel packages discounted by up to 76 per cent.
Turkish Airlines is offering flights departing Australia from $796, with destinations including Istanbul, Athens, Dublin, Cairo, Barcelona and London.
Get 10 per cent off selected Qatar Airways flights or head to Fiji for under $600 with Flight Centre .
For accommodation, Trip.com is offering 10 per cent off hotel bookings.
Among them is a five-night stay at Aryaduta Bali for $699 per room, which Click Frenzy says represents a saving of 76 per cent.
Travellers heading to Thailand can also find three nights at akyra Bangkok 11 for $249 per room, advertised as a whopping 75 per cent discount, while a three-night stay at Novotel Bangkok Sukhumvit 20 will cost $399 per room, saving you 67 per cent.
Closer to home, a five-night package for Queensland’s Turtle Beach Resort is priced at $1499 per room and includes unlimited access to Dreamworld, WhiteWater World and SkyPoint Observation Deck.
Strand is offering up to 50 per cent off selected luggage, including brands such as Nere, Samsonite and Antler.
A number of Australian attractions have also joined the Click Frenzy sale, including:
Travellers heading to Germany can also get $50 off selected Stoke Travel Oktoberfest experiences.
Shoppers who sign up for a free Frenzy Pass can access selected discount codes, secret sales and games.
5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.perthnow.com.au — the content belongs to PerthNow.