Dreaming of heading to Thailand for a holiday? What if you're low on budget? Here are some suggestions on tips on how to fly to Thailand the cheapest way. Currently, there are many international airports in Thailand if you're coming from afar. The locations of these airports are Bangkok, Hat Yai, Krabi, Phuket and Koh Samui.

Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport could well be for the vast majority of travelers, the gateway to Thailand. If you're flying to Thailand, you should know when the peak traveling seasons are. This is because the price of the airline tickets to Thailand depends on the periods.

The high seasons are from the middle of November to middle of February. The local weather in Thailand is much cooler throughout these periods. If you think you're heading from the middle of December and New Year for your celebrations, the airfares is going to be at its highest. So be ready to burn a hole in the pocket.

The other popular period is from July to August. Many individuals take advantage of the school holidays to head over to Thailand. So if you are considering of a holiday in Thailand during these peak periods, be prepared to hunt around as it is very difficult to get a flight due to its popularity. A booking a couple of months ahead will be the norm if you're considering of acquiring any reasonably priced air ticket to Thailand. If you want to get less expensive flights to Thailand, avert these peak periods stated above.

Generally, if you're thinking of heading to other areas of Thailand, the cheapest way could be to buy a ticket to Bangkok and then transit through Thailand's domestic airlines to the other regional airports.

If you're from Australia and is considering of visiting Phuket, there is a nonstop flight from Sydney via JetStar. Other international airports serving Phuket includes:

Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia Airlines and Air Asia

Singapore - Singapore Airlines and Silk Air

Seoul - Korean Air

Hong Kong - Cathay Pacific and Dragonair

Penang - Firefly

To reach Koh Samui, listed below are the direct flights:

Singapore and Hong Kong - Bangkok Airways

Kuala Lumpur - Berjaya Airlines and Firefly

Penang - Firefly

To get to Krabi, here are the direct flights:

Kuala Lumpur - Firefly

Oslo and Munich - Krabi Airline

If you are flying to Bangkok from the United Kingdom, for many people, the fastest and also the most easiest nonstop flight is from London to Bangkok through Qantas Airways, the British Airways, the Thai Airways and the Eva Airways. The trip will take you about 11.5 hours all in all.

Costs of the air tickets usually are competitive because of the competition from various airlines serving Bangkok. In the low periods, the price of a ticket is about 500 pounds right after tax. In the peak periods, the price of a ticket is about 730 pounds right after tax.

Even so, the journey to Bangkok will take another 2 to 12 hours longer if there are quite a number of stopovers in the ride. At the moment, there are no nonstop flights to Thailand from regional airports from Britain and Ireland.

If you want to, you could possibly also fly to the other international hubs for flights to Bangkok from these international airports:

Frankfurt - Lufthansa

Zurich - Swissair

Abu Dhabi - Etihad

Dubai - Emirates