Saturday, December 6, 2014

VietJet flight to Taipei offers 15,000 tickets, starting at zero airfare

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 To celebrate the opening of the new air route between HCM City and Taipei (Taiwan), budget airline VietJet Air has launched a new mega-promotion with 15,000 tickets from zero Vietnam dong.

To avail of this incredible offer, all you have to do is get online from December 10 to 12 at www.vietjetair.com. The promotion applies to the travel period from March 16 to October 24, 2015 (excluding public holidays).

Payment can be easily made with Visa, MasterCard, American Express or any ATM card that has been registered for internet banking services.

This great flying opportunity and many more are available online and can be accessed anywhere, anytime with Vietjet’s smart-phone compatible website and Facebook page constantly updated and ready to receive your booking.  

If you are in Vietnam you can go directly to www.facebook.com/vietjetVietnam (tab “Đặt vé”) or if you are in Taiwan you can go to www.facebook.com/vietjetTaiwan (tab “Booking”).

The flight linking HCM City and Taipei will initially operate five round trips per week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. The flight duration per section is three hours and 25 minutes.

On scheduled flight days, VietJet will depart from HCM City at 2.30pm and arrive in Taipei at 6.55pm (local times). Coming in the other direction, a flight will take off in Taipei at 8pm and arrive in HCM City at 10.25pm (local times).

With this new international route, VietJet will bring a capacity of more than 1,800 seats per week to this new international route to tap growing travel demand.

Flying with Vietjet, customers can sit back and relax in comfortable leather seats and choose from a selection of nine delicious hot meals and a wide range of snacks. Duty-free shopping is also available on board all international flights. As ever, Vietjet’s famously fun and friendly flight attendants will be on hand to ensure all passengers “Enjoy Flying!”

 

Source: VietNamNet

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