According to the 2015 Super Holiday Guide, there will be 116 days off next year, including 7 long holiday periods: New Year’s Day, Lunar New Year’s Eve and Spring Festival (Chinese New Year), Peace Memorial Day, Children’s Day and Tomb Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day — a total of 7. In addition to the super-long annual leave, taking advantage of the Mid-Autumn Festival and Double Ten holidays gives you the chance to apply for 8 days off to get 16 consecutive days off (2015/9/26–2015/10/11) and enjoy double the holiday fun. If you want to witness the overseas celebrations for the 2016 New Year, you can also take 4 days off to get 9 consecutive days off (2015/12/26–2016/1/3) and make your overseas New Year’s dream come true.

Targeting the travel boom brought by a series of super holidays next year, low-cost carrier AirAsia has also launched ultra-attractive early bird prices for the second half of 2015:
● Taipei to Sabah: from NT$1,640 one-way including tax
● Taipei to Kuala Lumpur: from NT$2,299 one-way including tax
● Flights to Perth/Melbourne/Gold Coast in Australia: starting from just NT$5,099 to get you there

From now until November 16, 2014,consumers can purchase early bird flight tickets via AirAsia.com or the AirAsia APP mobile application. Apple users can download the app from the Apple App Store, Android users from the Android Market, and those with internet-enabled phones can easily book their perfect holiday by visiting mobile.airasia.com. In addition, when booking flights, customers can also purchase baggage allowance packages or pre-order in-flight hot meals and drinks, with pre-order discounts of up to 66%!The departure period for this end-of-year mega sale runs from June 10, 2015, to January 17, 2016.Book early to explore Australia and Southeast Asia at domestic-level prices.

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