Our travel experts have handpicked the best value holiday destinations, combining experience and affordability from those seeing the biggest YoY drops in flight prices.

From the culinary legacy and historic lanes of Haikou, China to hot spring heavens in Fukuoka, Japan, these holidays1 are much cheaper to reach thanks to flight price reductions.

We’re likely seeing cheaper fares to these destinations thanks to a couple of key shifts: the launch of new routes and increased flight frequencies. For example, direct flights from Singapore to Fukuoka, Japan saw an increase in frequency since March 2024.

And a quick reminder for the savvy traveller: flight prices move like any other market. When demand dips, prices often drop to spark interest. When demand climbs, fares usually follow. Timing, as always, is everything.

Haikou

China

Price drop

25‏%

Seoul

South Korea

19‏%

Fukuoka

Japan

18‏%

Jakarta

Indonesia

18‏%

Osaka

Japan

17‏%

Shenzhen

China

16‏%

Taipei

Taiwan

16‏%

Sapporo

Japan

14‏%

London

United Kingdom

11‏%

Colombo

Sri Lanka

10‏%

Destination

Haikou

Haikou, China offers flavourful street food, including the famous Hainanese Chicken Rice which originated in Hainan. Beyond its culinary legacy, its houses the historic lanes of Zhongshan Road and lush landscapes.

Red lantern lined staircase in Haikou China

Destination

Golden hour lights up traditional Korean homes with Seoul Tower in the background.

Seoul

Seoul, South Korea, has become the go-to for cutting-edge skincare and beauty treatments. It is also a hotspot to learn about South Korean culture, from sensational K-pop tunes to delicious local cuisine and rich imperial history.

Destination

Red wooden boats sit below pink blossom trees in Fukuoka Japan

Fukuoka

Fukuoka, Japan is increasingly popular with Singapore travellers seeking ultimate relaxation because of its proximity to hot spring heavens like Beppu.

Destination

Menara Tower in Jakarta Indonesia

Jakarta

Jakarta, Indonesia is where modern skylines meet authentic charm and a vibrant food scene. The dynamic pulse of Indonesia’s capital offers an exciting urban adventure.

Destination

Couple walk down city street in Osaka Japan

Osaka

Osaka, Japan is also known as the “Kitchen of Japan,” serving up local delights that keep visitors coming for more. Its proximity to Universal Studios Japan also makes it appealing for thrill-seeking families.

Destination

City scape from river in Shenzhen China

Shenzhen

Get a glimpse into tomorrow’s world at the futuristic Shenzhen, China. Dubbed China’s “Silicon Valley,” it is the technology capital of China known for innovation, design and massive malls.

Destination

Red lanterns adorn traditional black homes in Taipei Taiwan

Taipei

Taiwan is a vibrant blend of tradition and modernity, where ancient temples sit alongside neon-lit streets. Its buzzing night markets, lively food scene and cultural experiences make it a key destination for Singapore travellers.

Destination

Snow topped traditional black and white building in Sapporo Japan

Sapporo

Sapporo, Japan delivers travellers a magical winter escape without the Alpine price tag. Home to the iconic Snow Festival, families can enjoy snow parks, onsens and farm stays while slurping on a hot bowl of authentic miso ramen.

Destination

Colourful shops of Carnaby Street in London United Kingdom

London

London, United Kingdom is a profound literary hotspot where the echoes of Shakespeare, Dickens and Woolf still resonate. Travellers with an eye for culture can appreciate its world-class museums and vibrant West End shows.

Destination

Ornate red and white entrance to a Jami Ul-Alfar Mosque in Colombo, Sri Lanka

Colombo

Colombo, Sri Lanka is the perfect place to enjoy Sri Lanka’s beauty, from natural wonders to its diverse culinary scene and rich, colonial style architecture.

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  1. Based on % price drop for economy class return flight booked between 1 January 2025 and 30 June 2025 for travel throughout 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, then selected for travel suitability. ↩︎