Low-cost airline VietJet Air has announced a shocking promotion on ticket fares for domestic routes and international ones from Vietnam to the Republic of Korea, Myanmar, Singapore and Thailand during the traditional New Year (Tet) holiday.
Low-cost airline VietJet Air has announced a shocking promotion on ticket fares for domestic routes and international ones from Vietnam to the Republic of Korea, Myanmar, Singapore and Thailand during the traditional New Year (Tet) holiday. The special offers will range from VND199,000 to VND399,000 per one-way ticket on flights from now to April 22, 2016. Between 12:00 and 14:00 on September 16-18, the airline will offer 500,000 zero VND tickets for flights from January 1 to April 22, 2016.
According to Desmond Lin, Vietjet Air’s Director for Business Development, the Tet promotion aims to create favourable conditions for passengers to travel and reunite with their families during the holiday.
Tickets can be purchased on the website www.vietjetair.com, on smartphones at http://m.vietjetair.com and Facebook at www.facebook.com/vietjetvietnam.
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