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The Maldives is one of the most sought-after travel destinations in the world, so getting there — and staying — isn’t cheap. However, we found a great deal in premium economy for less than $2,000 round-trip.
Let’s dive into this fantastic deal and how to book before it’s gone!
This deal is for flights in Singapore Airlines’ premium economy from Newark (EWR) and New York (JFK) to the Maldives (MLE). Note that the JFK/EWR to Singapore (SIN) leg is the world’s longest flight at a whopping 18 hours and 50 minutes (EWR is just 5 minutes shorter).
Play around with a few dates on Google Flights and book directly through Singapore, Google Flights, or an online travel agency (OTA) like Expedia. You’ll find cheaper rates using lesser-known OTAs, but if you want peace of mind, you should stick with a more reputable option.
Check out our guide on the best ways to stay in the Maldives on points!
There’s pretty solid availability through the winter and spring of 2024, so you should have no trouble finding dates that work best for you.
Either way, you’ll want to book with a card that rewards you for travel purchases. The cards below all offer big welcome bonuses and elevated earnings on flights:
This is an excellent deal for the Maldives, a long and often expensive route from the U.S. Even though the flight is nearly 19 hours long, Singapore’s premium economy is an excellent way to fly to Male. If you’re interested, make sure to book soon before it’s gone!
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Victoria holds a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from the Howard University School of Communications and is an award-winning journalist, travel reporter, and the founder of the “Travel With Vikkie” newsletter.
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