Hanoi (VNA) – The budget carrier Vietjet Air onDecember 2 announced a new route linking Ho Chi Minh City with Thailand’sPattaya city via U-Tapao airport.
The new service will be launched on December 23 with oneflight per day, bringing the total routes of Vietjet Air to Thailand to eight.
Its representative said the new route will not only facilitate travellingbetween Ho Chi Minh City, the southern provinces and Rayong and Pattaya whichare well-known beach destinations of Thailand, but also create favourableconditions for foreign passengers via Tan Son Nhat and U-Tapao airports.
On the occasion, the carrier offered 100,000 tickets pricedat 0 VND, exclusive of tax and fees, from 12-14pm during December 2-5.
The tickets are applied for international flights fromDecember 23, 2019 to October 24. 2020, including Ho Chi Minh City – Pattaya, DaLat/Da Nang/ Taipei (Taiwan – China) – Bangkok, and Thai domestic flights toChiang Mai/ Chiang Rai/ Phuket/ Krabi/ Udon Thani and flights between ChiangRai and Phuket/Udon Thani.
Tickets could be purchased via the website www.vietjetair.com, Vietjet Air app, and www.facebook.com/vietjetairvietnam./.
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