From ancient history to tropical paradise — these three flight deals from Amsterdam cover the full spectrum of travel dreams. Rome (€167), Bangkok (€536), and Bali (€641) offer history, culture, food, and beaches in one epic roundup. Whether you’re planning a summer escape or a autumn adventure, these prices make the decision easy.
Rome — from €167 Round-Trip
The Eternal City at €167 (July 1–7 via Neos) is an absolute bargain for peak summer. Toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, explore the Roman Forum, and eat your weight in carbonara and gelato. July means long sunny days perfect for outdoor sightseeing — just bring a hat and stay hydrated.
| Destination | Price (RT) | Airline | Dates | Book Now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rome (ROM) | €167 | Neos | Jul 1–7 | Search → |
| Bangkok (BKK) | €536 | Air India | Sep 7–29 | Search → |
| Bali (DPS) | €641 | Air India | Sep 13–27 | Search → |
Bangkok — from €536 Round-Trip
Thailand’s vibrant capital is a sensory explosion of street food, temples, and nightlife. At €536 round-trip (September 7–29 via Air India), you can spend up to three weeks exploring Bangkok’s ornate temples, floating markets, and legendary food scene. September marks the tail end of monsoon season — lower crowds and lush green landscapes.
Bali — from €641 Round-Trip
The Island of the Gods offers lush rice terraces, surf breaks, and spiritual retreats. For €641 round-trip (September 13–27 via Air India), this is a solid price for autumn travel. September brings dry weather, comfortable temperatures, and far fewer tourists than July-August. Perfect timing for exploring Ubud, Seminyak, and the temples of Uluwatu.
Why This Triplet Works
- Three wildly different experiences — European history (Rome), Southeast Asian urban energy (Bangkok), and island paradise (Bali).
- Staggered timing — Early July in Rome, early September in Bangkok, mid-September in Bali — stretch your summer into autumn.
- Air India connections — Both Bangkok and Bali are served by Air India, which means you could combine them into an epic multi-stop trip via Delhi.
Travel Tips
- Rome: Book Colosseum and Vatican tickets weeks in advance for summer. The Roma Pass saves money on transport and museums.
- Bangkok: Use the BTS Skytrain to beat traffic. Street food at Yaowarat (Chinatown) is legendary and cheap.
- Bali: Consider staying in both Ubud (culture/rice terraces) and Seminyak (beaches/sunsets). Rent a scooter for maximum flexibility.
- Air India flights: Transiting through Delhi? The airport has excellent lounges and transit facilities. Indian e-visas are easy to get if you want to extend your stopover.
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