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Vietjet Air starts sale of tickets for Phu Quoc – Hong Kong route

Vietjet Air has started selling tickets for the Phu Quoc – Hong Kong (China) route in anticipation of the coming traditional lunar New Year, according to the budget carrier.
Vietjet Air starts sale of tickets for Phu Quoc – Hong Kong route ảnh 1Vietjet Air has started selling tickets for the Phu Quoc – Hong Kong (China) route. (Photo: Vietjet Air)

Hanoi (VNA) – Vietjet Air has started sellingtickets for the Phu Quoc – Hong Kong (China) route in anticipation of thecoming traditional lunar New Year, according to the budget carrier.

Four return flights will be conducted every week, startingfrom April 14, it said, adding each leg will take two hours and 45 minutes.Flights will start from Phu Quoc at 10:50 and from Hong Kong, at 15:40.

The flights are expected to offer more choices fortravellers and help boost exchanges as well as accelerate investment to thelocality.

Customers can book their tickets online and pay with variouskinds of credit cards.

Vietjet Air is currently operating 40 domestic routes and 66international ones, with highest safety ratings in Asia-Pacific and the worldover.-VNA
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