Yes, you absolutely can—and it’s becoming one of the easiest ways to book a trip these days with Airways Travel.
Instead of paying for everything upfront, you can break the cost of your holiday into smaller, manageable chunks. Think of it like lay-by, but for your getaway.
With our Book Now, Pay Later offer, you can plan your dream trip without worrying about paying all at once. Whether you’re planning a relaxing beach escape or an overseas adventure, paying in instalments with Airways Travel gives you more flexibility without draining your bank account all at once.
It’s simple with our 26 Weeks: Book Now, Pay Later offer. You choose your destination, secure your booking with a small deposit, and then pay off the balance over time. With flexible weekly or monthly payments, you can spread the cost over 26 weeks—giving you the freedom to pay at your own pace, often without interest charges.
At the time of booking, you’ll agree to a payment schedule, and then payments are automatically debited from your account or card. Once everything is set up, there’s nothing to worry about. Stick to the schedule, and your trip stays confirmed, so you’re all set for departure day!
You’re not limited to just flights or hotels. Many providers allow you to pay off full holiday packages including flights, hotels, tours, cruises, and even travel insurance.
Whether it’s a quick weekend away or a multi-week adventure overseas, instalment plans are available for all kinds of trips. The key is choosing the right provider and checking which deals qualify for instalments. Some deals come with this option built-in, while others may not be eligible.
Sometimes, yes.
Some payment systems run a basic credit check to assess your eligibility. But many won’t require a full credit review, especially if you’re paying with a debit card or using certain buy now, pay later services.
If you’re not sure, ask before signing up. Transparency here matters.
That depends on the provider and the deal. Some only require a small deposit—like $50 or $100 per person—to get started. Others might ask for a bit more upfront, especially for long-haul or luxury trips.
Once the deposit is paid, the rest is broken into equal instalments over the time left before your trip. The sooner you book, the more time you’ll have to pay it off.
Most Aussie travellers can.
You’ll usually just need to be 18+, have an active bank account or card, and meet the provider’s basic approval criteria. Some plans are designed for budget-conscious families, while others suit solo travellers, couples, or retirees.
Just make sure you’re comfortable with the repayment schedule and that the regular payments won’t mess with your budget.
The biggest one? Affordability.
You don’t need to save the full amount before you travel. That makes holidays more accessible to more people.
Other benefits include:
It also gives you time to plan other parts of your trip—like activities, visas, or spending money—while your travel balance is being paid off.
Before signing up, check:
Always read the terms and conditions. And don’t assume all instalment plans are created equal—because they’re not.
Missing a payment could mean late fees or cancellation of your booking.
If you’re using a travel agency’s direct instalment plan, they might pause your booking until payment is received. If you’re using a third-party buy now, pay later service, you could also affect your credit score or get blocked from using that provider again.
If you think you’ll miss a payment, get in touch with the provider early—they might be able to help before it turns into a problem.
Paying off a holiday in instalments is a smart, flexible way to travel without blowing your savings.
It makes dream trips possible—without the stress of paying everything in one go. Whether you’re after a family holiday, romantic escape, or solo trip, this option puts you in control of your budget and travel plans.
Just be sure to read the fine print, pick the right plan, and enjoy the countdown to your next adventure. You’ve got this—happy travels!
Q: Is paying in instalments cheaper than using a credit card?
A: Usually, yes—especially if you’re on an interest-free plan. Credit cards often come with high interest rates, while instalment plans are more predictable and easier to manage.
Q: Do I still earn rewards or points if I pay in instalments?
A: It depends on the provider. Some let you earn frequent flyer points or rewards even if you’re paying over time. Always check the booking terms.
Q: Are instalment holidays safe and reliable?
A: Yes, as long as you’re booking with a reputable travel provider or payment platform. Always read reviews, check refund policies, and ask questions before confirming your booking.
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