Vietjet has relaunched its direct service connecting Ho Chi Minh City to Hong Kong after a long hiatus and the resumption marks the airline’s further reconnection to the APAC region as most Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted.
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To celebrate the relaunched service on February 10, Vietjet presented flowers and souvenirs to the first passengers on the welcome-back flights between the two destinations.
The twice-weekly service on every Monday and Friday will make travel between Ho Chi Minh City and Hong Kong easier and more affordable.
Cost-saver fares from VND410,000/one-way (USD17) (*) are up for grabs at www.vietjetair.com, Vietjet Air mobile app and its official worldwide ticket offices and agents. The fares can be even better every Monday from now until December 25, 2023, when applying the promotion code “HELLOVIETNAM” for 20% off (*) on all international routes.
Vietnam has lifted the arrival regulations relating to Covid-19 and travellers can enjoy a complete pre-pandemic experience arriving in the country. (*) Excluding taxes, fees
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