VietJetAir prepares for Lunar New Year with “Zero Fare” promotion

(Ho Chi Minh City, 17 January 2013) – To help celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday, VietjetAir is launching an unbelievable promotion with 2,000 “zero fare” tickets up for grabs. The promotion, which is called Celebrate Tet (Lunar New Year) in Ho Chi Minh City, is valid for anyone wishing to travel from Hanoi, Hai Phong, Vinh, Hue, Danang, Nha Trang and Phu Quoc to Ho Chi Minh City from February 1 to February 9.

All you have to do is get online and go to www.vietjetair.com from 9pm till 11.59pm on January 24, 2013 to try and “purchase” your free flight. You will still need to make the booking with a valid MasterCard or Visa.

Desmond Lin, VietjetAir’s Business Development Director, said: “Ho Chi Minh City is a beautiful and exciting destination in the build up to Tet Vietnam with all of the festive season decorations and preparations in full swing. That’s why we decided to promote Vietnam’s largest city as the place to be at this time of year for domestic tourists and international visitors travelling through Vietnam.  We have recently also expanded our fleet while introducing a number of promotions to meet increasing travel demand before and during the festive season while staying true to our slogan: Save More, Fly More.”

“We also want to celebrate Tet with our valued customers and what better way to do that than by launching this “Zero Fare” programme!” added Lin.

For further information on the promotion, new services and flight schedules, visit www.vietjetair.com, or call 1900 1886 (Vietnam) / 02 2777111 (Thailand) and/or contact your nearest VietjetAir booking office (Vietnam) / QE Tour (Thailand).

VietjetAir’s domestic network currently links Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Dalat, Danang, Phu Quoc, Hue, Nha Trang, Vinh and Hai Phong. The airline will launch its first international route between Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok on February 10, 2013 – the first day of Lunar New Year. The airline also plans to launch a flight connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to other regional countries before the end of 2013.