Hong Kong is giving out half a million free flights to the city — and ... the giveaway involves the distribution of 500,000 airline tickets via three of the city's carriers: Cathay Pacific ...
If the territory is doing as well as it purports to be, why is it necessary to offer 500,000 free plane tickets to would-be passengers? The fact of the matter is that tourism prospered in Hong ...
After years of strict COVID-19 restrictions, Hong Kong is giving out 500,000 free plane tickets to visitors from around the world, with a portion of the flights reserved for travelers from the US.
Hong Kong’s free ticket giveaway will be staggered over the next few months, with the 500,000 airline tickets up for grabs allocated to different areas of the world on a monthly basis.
Hong Kong will begin giving away 500,000 airline tickets from Wednesday in ... but it hasn't disclosed details. Free tickets will open for mainland Chinese residents in April.
Winners are required to travel within nine months of receiving the email Hong Kong will begin giving away 500,000 airline tickets ... hasn't disclosed details. Free tickets will open for mainland ...
Hong Kong is offering 500,000 free flight tickets to visitors to the region. The distribution of free tickets will start from Wednesday, as Hong Kong aims to resurrect its once-vibrant tourism ...
The free plane tickets are not all for inbound tourists ... The Airport Authority set aside HK$2 billion in 2020 to buy about 500,000 tickets from airlines, including Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong ...
Singaporean Devi Rajaram is hoping to fulfil her dream of visiting Hong Kong for the first time and be among 12,500 people to score a free airline ticket in a giveaway campaign that launches for ...
The free flight tickets will be distributed ... Co. Here's how to get one Hong Kong will begin giving away 500,000 airline tickets from Wednesday in a bid to attract visitors and boost its ...
Hong Kong will begin giving away 500,000 airline tickets from Wednesday in a bid to attract visitors and boost its flagging economy, just as it finally drops its compulsory mask-wearing rule.
