The Philippines' largest airline, Cebu Pacific is offering yet more flights in its latest low-cost sale, meaning gap year travellers can go island hopping around South East Asia this summer without breaking the bank.
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Low-cost South East Asian airline Cebu Pacific has announced the details of a 24-hour sale, which will take place tomorrow (February 25), offering gap year travellers an affordable way to string together a Oriental adventure.
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If you're trying to put together a South East Asian tour on a budget, then you'll be glad to learn that Philippine airline Cebu Pacific is running a half price sale to all destinations, meaning you can get flights from as low as PHP888 (£13).
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The first idea you might have when it comes to planning a gap year is to travel as far away from the UK as possible, without giving a second thought to all the wonderful things you can do here in Blighty. However, it's well worth breaking the mould and starting your adventure in London.
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If you're in the process of planning your gap year, bear in mind it's worth beginning it with a bang. There is now a well-worn path for travellers to follow, so why not buck that trend by doing something different? Read on for ideas of how to get off to the right start.
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A winter holiday during a gap year is a great opportunity to experience some new sports. Why not try out skiing or snowboarding in Europe or North America? With so many ski deals to pick from, you're sure to find a gap year break to remember.
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It pays to book your South East Asian transfers in advance, as Cebu Pacific, the Philippine airline is offering low-cost island hopping flights from just PHP488 (£7) each way, meaning you can discover even more of the Philippines on a budget.
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Exploring far flung regions of the globe is an essential part of most people's gap year plans, but unfortunately it can be pretty costly. As such, many will opt to work for a while to save up some money and hopefully cover the cost of their trip. But if the idea of being stuck pushing paper in some gloomy office is too much to bear, then consider kicking off your travelling experience by becoming a holiday rep.
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