Hong Kong gives away 8,800 air tickets to Vietnamese tourists

Of the 500,000 free tickets for tourists around the world, 80,000 are round-trip tickets in Southeast Asia, including 8,800 tickets for the Vietnamese market. The program is part of the "Hello Hong Kong" campaign, welcoming tourists back after Hong Kong completely lifted restrictions.

The program for Vietnamese tourists will run from 12:00 on March 17 to 23:59 on March 23 (local time). To receive tickets, you need to register as a Cathay Pacific airline member. Members will visit the campaign launch website, log in and answer three questions. The prize will be awarded to up to the first 8,800 participants with correct answers. Each member can only submit an answer once.

Results will be announced on the campaign website on April 4. Winners will receive an email with details on how to redeem their prize.

Raymond Chan, Southeast Asia Regional Director of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, said Hong Kong is ready to welcome visitors from Southeast Asia. In the initial phase of opening, visitors will receive many incentives.

"I believe that visitors will enjoy a unique travel experience. The city has many vibrant activities with diverse cultures and attractive services," said Mr. Raymond Chan.

"Now that Hong Kong is fully open, it is a pleasure to welcome visitors from all over the world again," said Vivian Cheung, chief executive of the Hong Kong Airport Authority, adding that the airport will welcome visitors with many new services and facilities.

In the race to welcome back international visitors, the Hong Kong Tourism Board and more than 16,000 local tourism and hotel industry partners are offering incentives to attract visitors. In addition to free airfare, visitors to Hong Kong in the first phase of reopening will also receive free drinks at bars, restaurants, hotels or discount vouchers for transportation, dining, shopping, and sightseeing tickets.

According to VnExpress