Jetstar is letting you create the memories that last a lifetime. Take advantage of their Valentine’s Day sale from 7 to 16 February 2020 to enjoy promo fares to destinations around the world.
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Jetstar will let you take your loved one to travel for free when you book their “1-for-1” tickets during their Valentine’s Day Sale from 14 to 28 February 2019. This includes popular destinations such as Bangkok, Taipei, Hong Kong and more!
The promotional fare is payable for the first passenger, with the second passenger receiving a free base fare and only paying taxes and fees.
A sweet getaway awaits.
| Destinations | Travel Period | 1-for-1 fares from | Find Flights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kuala Lumpur | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $56 | Find Flights |
| Penang | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $57 | Find Flights |
| Siem Reap | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $112 | Find Flights |
| Phuket | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $64 | Find Flights |
| Jakarta | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $65 | Find Flights |
| Surabaya | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $93 | Find Flights |
| Medan (Kualanamu) | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $77 | Find Flights |
| Bali (Denpasar) | 19 Feb - 24 Oct 2019 | $101 | Find Flights |
| Ho Chi Minh City | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $76 | Find Flights |
| Bangkok | 19 Feb - 26 Oct 2019 | $77 | Find Flights |
| Phnom Penh | 19 Feb - 25 Oct 2019 | $88 | Find Flights |
| Manila | 1 Mar - 26 Oct 2019 | $117 | Find Flights |
| Clark | 1 Mar - 26 Oct 2019 | $114 | Find Flights |
| Hong Kong | 28 Feb - 30 Oct 2019 | $107 | Find Flights |
| Darwin | 10 Mar - 25 Sep 2019 | $113 | Find Flights |
| Taipei | 24 Feb - 19 Sep 2019 | $138 | Find Flights |
| Sanya | 7 May - 17 Sep 2019 | $129 | Find Flights |
| Haikou | 5 May - 18 Sep 2019 | $129 | Find Flights |
| Shantou / Jieyang | 4 May - 18 Sep 2019 | $202 | Find Flights |
| Okinawa (Naha) | 24 Jun - 31 Oct 2019 | $173 | Find Flights |
| Da Nang | 13 Aug - 12 Sep 2019 | $105 | Find Flights |
| Melbourne (Tullamarine) | 23 Jul - 10 Dec 2019 | $185 | Find Flights |
| Yangon | 25 Jun - 26 Oct 2019 | $88 | Find Flights |
How can Singaporeans express their love in the sexiest way on Valentine’s Day? Well, they can do the seemingly impossible feat of spending less and saving more.
Enjoy a fruitful experience without breaking the bank using the following tips.
COOK FOOD AT HOME
For the first time, my significant other has offered to cook for me on Valentine’s Day. It is a sweet and intimate gesture that maintains his frugality as well. Much like him, you may offer to make a limited edition menu together. It is better than braving any crowded restaurants or bars nearby!
Excitement starts with planning your favorite indulgences as one. If you have no time to spare, you may have the food delivered to your doorsteps. However, please prepare the table setting and reconnect over that. What a great way to end a nice evening!
OPT FOR THE NON-TRADITIONAL
Who says Valentine’s Day can only be celebrated through expensive romantic excursions and gifts? There is no reason to settle for the traditional route. It is fancy and overly hyped. Instead, you may do something that is out of the ordinary.
Visit museums, parks, or zoos (e.g., Jurong Bird Park with tickets starting at S$30 each). These options are fun and less expensive. You may also go for a lunch date instead of a dinner. Lastly, skip the cinema by watching a movie at home. I am talking about Netflix and Chill, baby!
CHOOSE THE FLOWERS RIGHT
Taking a leaf from the traditional book is the giving of flowers. When choosing a stalk or a bouquet of flowers, you must look for the ones with tight buds.
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It is your job to look for flowers that do not “look good” at the moment. You see, they will blossom in a few hours and will stay that way for the days to come. In contrast, flowers whose buds are already opened will only last for a day or two.
REPLACE THE DUDS
When it comes to giving gifts on February 14, you must choose the best! Do not be afraid to take items back to the grocery store whenever necessary. You do not want to cook pasta with expired tomato sauce!
Moreover, you may ask to replace some of the flower buds that seem dull. If you have taken all these advice and they die early, you may want to request for a replacement.
DO NOT PAY FOR CHAMPAGNE
Many people cannot tell a good booze from a bad one. So, why bother? Expert Dawn Sandomeno suggests, to “keep the cork on the Champagne and pop the Prosecco”.
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For those who are not familiar with its origins, Prosecco is a sparkling white wine from Italy. It know for being not too sickeningly sweet. Much like your love, I suppose. A glass of this starts at S$10 in our local bars.
It may only come once a year, but Valentine’s Day is one of the most celebrated holidays around the world! How did it become so popular? From its dark origins to its romantic twists, here are seven interesting facts about Valentine’s Day.
#1: FROM YOUR VALENTINE
Amidst the wide array of historical theories as to why Valentine’s Day came about, many people have accepted one theory. There was a time when men were not allowed to marry. Emperor Claudius II forbade couples to marry during wartime. However, Bishop Valentine’s passionate heart was against his wishes. He performed numerous secret weddings. As you may have guessed, he was jailed and executed.
The last letter he wrote was for the jailer’s daughter and he signed it with the words: “from your Valentine”. The rest is history!
#2: BOX OF CHOCOLATES
One of my favorite movie characters was quoted saying: “life is like a box of chocolates, you will never know what you are going to get.” In the uncertainty of life, you can count of chocolates being greatly sold during Valentine’s Day. When did this tradition started?
The giving of boxes of chocolates started in the 19th century by Richard Cadbury. The name sounds familiar, right? Coming from a British family who manufactured chocolates, Richard used a new technique to create a variety of products. He sold chocolates as a part of this beloved holiday.
In Singapore, different types of chocoholics can delight on this list of the best chocolates in town!
#3: MAKING BIG BUCKS
Valentine’s Day is considered as a marketing event in almost all parts of the world. In America alone, people spend an estimate of US$18.2 billion a year on this holiday.
What’s more? Men seem to spend more money than women. Should we step up our game, ladies? Kidding aside, you may use this opportunity to offer deals that cater to couples.
#4: ICONIC SWEETHEART CANDIES
Sweetheart candies or heart-shaped candies with adorable texts have been a staple in the aisles of many grocery stores every February 14th. The iconic chalky dessert started out as lozenges.
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Pharmacist and inventor Oliver Chase created a machine that would quickly create lozenges. He later switched his product to candies known as the Necco Wafers. In 1866, his brother came up with the idea of printing messages on the candies. Afterwards, he made it heart-shaped to appeal to the couples during Valentine’s Day. Once again, the rest is history!
#5: CUPID’S BOW AND ARROW
For centuries, the diaper-clad baby with adorable wings and a set of bow and arrow has been associated with Valentine’s Day. Before Cupid got its name, he was known as Eros. Eros is derived from the ancient Greeks’ mythology – the God of Love.
His arrows are interesting! Said arrows have meanings – one was made for love and one was made for hate. These were designed to manipulate the emotions of his targets. The Romans soon adopted the story and Eros or Cupid gained the childlike appearance he is known for today.
#6: RISE OF CONTRACEPTIVES
Love can be expressed in many ways. It comes as no surprise that many choose to express it through intimacy. In February, condom sales seem to rise up. Around Valentine’s Day, sales are almost 20% to 30% higher in America alone. What comes next is the apparent rise of self-administered pregnancy tests. These tests are sold more in March than any other month.
#7: ANTI-VALENTINE’S DAY EVENTS
Who says that February 14th should only be celebrated by couples? Singletons do not have to stay at home to have during this time. You can surf the net to hang out at the best places in Singapore. Make sure you bring your favorite guy or gal pals along as you attend the following Anti-Valentine’s Day events.
A. VALENTINE VENDETTA 2019
Do not feel sad about being alone on Valentine’s Day as you can surround yourself with a group of energetic people at Valentine Vendetta. Running for 8 years now, Valentine Vendetta aims to provide an array of exciting activities and fun games to encourage social interaction. What’s more? Lucky guests can win up to S$2,500 or a trip to The Farm at San Benito in Manila. Tickets are sold at S$25 and are inclusive of a drink.
WHEN: FEBRUARY 14th at 6:30 PM onward
B. ANTI-VALENTINE’S VALENTINE’S DAY @ HUSTLE CO
Skip the sight of mushy couples exchanging gifts by heading to Hustle Co. A bar nestled at Tanjong Pagar can give you the haven you need in a time like this. Single ladies and men can enjoy S$6.90 craft beers and affordable dinner items. Anti-Valentine’s Valentine’s Day sounds like great event for all the singles out there!
WHEN: FEBRUARY 14th at 9:00 AM onward
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As you can see, Valentine’s Day was not always celebrated with a box of chocolates and heart-shaped candies! Things go deeper than that.
Scoot will be running a Two-to-go Sale from 13 – 14 February 2018.
Enjoy exclusive fares to 60 destinations when you book before 14 February 2018, 23:59 hrs.
Fly to Hong Kong, Bangkok, Tokyo, Berlin, Athens and more!
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