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NT Bureau
Chennai, Oct 9:

        Singapore Airlines has announced 'Special Australia Bonanza' from Chennai for cricket enthusiasts. The offer entails a discount of Rs 1000 on economy fares to Australia for every match that India wins in the current ODI series.

        In the event that India wins all the remaining 5 matches in the ODI series, cricket fans can enjoy a discount of Rs 5000 on its lowest economy fares to Australia (Rs 24000 plus taxes for a round trip).

        This cricket promotion is available to our customers travelling on Singapore Airlines newly introduced daylight services from Chennai. The offer is valid for travel to key destinations in Australia - Sydney , Melbourne , Adelaide and Brisbane.

        The fares are available for sale the day after the last one-day match ie 17 October, 2007 and the outbound travel is valid from 18 October to 30 November, 2007. This is not all, as there is a couple of other exciting offers that customers can enjoy over the forthcoming festive season. This includes a discount on economy fares to Singapore from Chennai on both day and night flights respectively. The tickets are available for sale at Rs 5990 valid on the day flights and Rs 7990 on night flights, as per this offer. (taxes and surcharges additional).

        Moreover, the airline has announced a discount on fares to North Asia- China, Japan and Korea - at Rs 25000 (exclusive of taxes) valid only on the day flight (SQ527). The sale and travel validity for customers will be from 16 October to 30 November, 2007.

        Announcing this special offer, C W Foo, general manager India, Singa-pore Airlines said, 'We at Singapore Airlines are always looking for knock-out ideas to offer special deals for our customers in Chennai, be it cricket enthusiasts, business or leisure travellers. The special fares give our customers a great opportunity to holiday with their family and friends, especially with the festive season round the corner and even more if India wins the series.'