Vietjet launches year-end sales with promotional tickets
Vietjet offers 300,000 promotional tickets priced at zero dollars from November 23 -25 in a move to celebrate the coming travel and shopping season in Southeast Asia.
An airplane of Vietjet Air (Photo: vietjetair.com)
Ho Chi Minh City (VNA) - Vietjet offers 300,000 promotionaltickets priced at zero dollars from November 23 -25 in a move to celebrate thecoming travel and shopping season in Southeast Asia.
The promotion is applied for all routes between Vietnam and Southeast Asiancountries including Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Myanmar and travel fromDecember 1, 2016 to December 31, 2017, excluding national holidays.
Thanks to diverse cultures, unique sceneries and impressive cuisines, SoutheastAsian destinations are attracted to global travelers. Also the area is famousfor being tourism-friendly at the affordable costs and abundant air farepromotions, which is always the driving force to travelers and shopaholics, theairline said.
Withits high-quality services, special low-fare tickets and diverse ticket classes,Vietjet offers its passengers enjoyable flights with dynamic and friendlyflight crew, comfy seats, amazing hot meals and special surprises from theairline’s inflight activities.
Vietjet Air now owns more than 40 A320 and A321 planes which make some 350flights every day. Its flight network has covered almost all destinations inVietnam and many others in Singapore, the Republic of Korea, China, Thailand,Myanmar and Malaysia.
It has provided services for more than 30million passengers so far.-VNA
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An airplane of Vietjet Air (Photo: vietjetair.com) 
