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Vietjet opens new routes to Beijing and Guangzhou

(Baothanhhoa.vn) - Continuously expanding Vietnam's connection with the world and bringing the world closer to Vietnam, on April 2, 2025, Vietjet continued to open 4 new routes connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City with Beijing and Guangzhou, China.

Báo Thanh HóaBáo Thanh Hóa02/04/2025

Vietjet opens new routes to Beijing and Guangzhou

Delegates performed the opening ceremony of 4 new Vietjet routes.

Vietjet's Ho Chi Minh City - Beijing, Ho Chi Minh City - Guangzhou, Hanoi - Guangzhou routes launched on March 30 and Hanoi - Beijing route launched on April 1 have opened up more convenient travel opportunities for people and tourists, connecting Vietnam with China, promoting cultural, economic and tourism exchanges between the two countries, the region and the world.

Leaders of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Construction , Civil Aviation Authority, Airports, Chinese Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City - Mr. Wei Huaxiang... together with Vietjet leaders congratulated the new routes and welcomed the first passengers on the flight with Vietjet to Beijing and Guangzhou.

Vietjet opens new routes to Beijing and Guangzhou

Vietjet leaders presented flowers to congratulate the first passengers on the flight departing from Hanoi to Beijing and Guangzhou (China).

The Ho Chi Minh City - Beijing route operates daily, connecting the most dynamic city in Vietnam with Daxing Airport, Beijing. Meanwhile, the Hanoi - Beijing route will operate outbound flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays every week, and return flights on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays (local time). With the Ho Chi Minh City - Guangzhou route, Vietjet flights operate daily, connecting to Baiyun Airport, Guangzhou. The Hanoi - Guangzhou route also operates daily, bringing convenience to passengers on both flights.

Vietjet opens new routes to Beijing and Guangzhou

Vietjet leaders presented flowers to congratulate the first passengers on the flight departing from Hanoi to Beijing and Guangzhou (China).

Vietjet Vice President Nguyen Thanh Ha said: “With the strategy of constantly expanding the flight network, bringing flight opportunities with economical costs, convenient for people and tourists, Vietjet is pleased to open 4 more routes to the leading economic, cultural, and tourism centers of China, the region and the world, namely Beijing and Guangzhou. Vietjet flights will not only connect Vietnam with China but also expand further with Vietjet flight network.”

Since its first flight to China in 2014, Vietjet has continuously expanded its flight network, connecting Vietnam with more than 50 destinations in Chinese cities and localities, providing convenient flight opportunities for millions of customers, contributing to promoting cultural, economic, trade and tourism cooperation.

Vietjet opens new routes to Beijing and Guangzhou

Passengers excited about the flight to China with Vietjet at Noi Bai airport.

It’s easier than ever to explore China with Vietjet with flights to Shanghai, Chengdu, Xi’an and now Beijing, Guangzhou. Vietjet flights are filled with joy, ready to serve passengers on their journey to discover the world and refresh themselves with a modern, fuel-efficient fleet, served by a professional, dedicated crew.

In particular, passengers also have the opportunity to experience a menu of hot, fresh, delicious dishes, unique Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian and international cuisine such as Pho Thin, Vietnamese Bread, iced milk coffee... along with many unique cultural and artistic programs at an altitude of 10,000 meters. Feel more secure when flying with free SkyCare insurance for all passengers and enjoy other special offers with the Vietjet SkyJoy loyalty program.

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