Dealhacker: 70% Off Hotels, 50% Off All-Inclusive Resorts

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The Easter break is the perfect time to book yourself a holiday - you can effectively take an entire week off for the 'price' of three annual leave days. To capitalise on the April exodus, Luxury Escapes is knocking up to 70% off hotels and resort packages in Australia and around the world. Here are some highlights!

Luxury Escapes currently has a stack of hotel and resort deals available through Lifehacker Coupons portal. There are a stack of bargains to choose from, with the potential to save more than $5000!

You can browse the full list of deals yourself, but here are a few highlights to get you started.

• 30%-70% off luxury hotels around the world: Available hotels include The Langham Melbourne, The Grand Hyatt Dubai, the Hotel Il Castelfalfi in Tuscany, Italy and Park Hotel Clarke Quay in Singapore. Click here!.
• Over 45% off Bali holidays at Luxury Escapes Australia: Four resorts to choose from. Click here!
• 20-50% off all-inclusive resorts: Up to $5650 off all-inclusive packages! Choose between Bali's Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa with nightly free-flow alcohol or the Maldives' Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa package. Click here!
• $2000 off Thailand resort stays: Get a Thailand beachfront resort stay for 8 nights from $1000. Click here!
• Flight sale: Score over 20% off flights through Luxury Escapes. Click here!
• 40-60% off hotel bookings: Prices start at just $349. Click here!

You can check out more Luxury Escape deals over on our Lifehacker Coupons page.

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