Business Class Flights to Perth, Australia from major UK Airports
Looking for Business class flights to Perth? Our unique airfare search allows you to browse through and book airline tickets from all leading scheduled and charter airlines, either direct or in-direct. Our search results will show you the selection of leading airlines offering Business class flights to Perth. Go on for Perth Flights Search simply enter your details into the search box and click search.
Business class flights to Perth - PER was £ 2, 582 with Royal Brunei Airlines
Statistics based on flights sold by Travel House UK in the last 7 days. prices include taxes
Special Offers Alerts
More Australia Flights
From: London Heathrow(LHR)
Seasons: 15 Dec 08 - 30 Jun 09
Book By: 31 Jan 09
Flight Class: Business Class Fare
exclusive of taxes
From: London Heathrow(LHR)
Seasons: 15 Apr 09 - 21 Jun 09
Book By: 28 Feb 09
Flight Class: Business Class Fare
exclusive of taxes
From: London Gatwick (LGW)
Seasons: 15 Jan 09 - 31 Oct 09
Book By: 05 Feb 09
Flight Class: Business Class Fare
exclusive of taxes
From: London Gatwick (LGW)
Seasons: 01 Jan 09 - 31 Aug 09
Book By: 31 May 09
Flight Class: Business Class Fare
exclusive of taxes
From: London Heathrow(LHR)
Seasons: 20 Jun 08 - 31 Dec 09
Book By: 30 Jun 09
Flight Class: Business Class Fare
exclusive of taxes
Travelhouseuk on iGoogle
Frequently Asked Questions
Travel Guide : Perth
Most of the two million people who live in Western Australia reside in the sophisticated and scenic state capital. Perth grew on the banks of the Swan River, named after the Scottish city of the same name, and was proclaimed by Queen Victoria as a city in 1856. The discovery of gold in Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie, to the east of the city, in the 1890s led to a dramatic rise in its population and an economic boom. Another boom followed in the 1960s with the mining profits of iron ore and nickel.
Today the city is characterised by numerous waterways, green parks and a compact central business district. There is plenty to occupy visitors in Perth, from touring the city by tram or bus, enjoying watersports on the Swan River or just sipping a glass of the famous local wine in a riverside or beachside restaurant. Perth has more restaurants per capita than any other Australian city. Not far from the city is Western Australia's oldest wine-growing region, Swan Valley, which welcomes tourists to visit the many award-winning family-owned wineries, which offer alfresco and restaurant meals and cellar tastings.
Perth is also the site of the world's oldest operating mint, and boasts several museums and art galleries, historic buildings, a casino and a good variety of shopping opportunities. Last, but not least, the city offers more than 50 miles (80km) of white sandy beaches in close proximity. Among the most popular are Cottesloe and Scarborough.
