Hong Kong is perhaps Asia’s most glittering gem that portrays culture, beauty and vivaciousness in its full glory. The ideal prototype of the vibrant blend of the East and the West, Hong Kong has been beguiling tourists with its several attractions over the years now and in the process establishing itself as one red hot tourist destination.
Hong Kong is particularly well-renowned for its lovely weather, soaring skyscrapers and mind-numbing shopping options. It is indeed a ‘fact’ that flights to Hong Kong are always brimming with shoppers of all shapes and sizes! People with perennial belief in retail therapy can visit any of the world class malls, posh designer stores and street-side vendors to express their faith. Apart from shopping, there are many other attractions of the city that make cheap flights to Hong Kong incredibly popular.
Hong Kong Disneyland, Victoria Peak and Wong Tai Sin Temple are few of the many remarkable attractions that ensure cheap tickets for Hong Kong on any airline sell as fast as greased lightning. Travellers on holidays to Hong Kong also have the option of experiencing a ride in the world’s longest covered escalator that is 800 meters long. Tourists who have the slightest inclination to experience the mesmerising culture of this glorious city can line up to visit the wonderful Hong Kong Heritage Museum that features splendid exhibitions on the region’s heritage, art and culture. Food is another big charm of Hong Kong with the city featuring numerous wonderful eating joints.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Thai airline to take off next month
It has been confirmed that a new airline will start offering new flights to Thailand at the start of next month.
Crystal Thai Airlines (CTA) is set to introduce flights from Bangkok to Incheon and Muan in South Korea on February 3rd.
The airline, which plans to become Thailand's third largest carrier, has confirmed that the new service will operate twice-weekly and will meet growing demand from travellers in both countries.
Other possible destinations in the future include flights to Mumbai and Cochin in India as well as Dubai and Phuket in Thailand.
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Crystal Thai Airlines (CTA) is set to introduce flights from Bangkok to Incheon and Muan in South Korea on February 3rd.
The airline, which plans to become Thailand's third largest carrier, has confirmed that the new service will operate twice-weekly and will meet growing demand from travellers in both countries.
Other possible destinations in the future include flights to Mumbai and Cochin in India as well as Dubai and Phuket in Thailand.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Increase in flights to Dubai planned
It is expected that the 2011 winter flight season at Mumbai airport will see an increase in direct flights to Delhi.
DNA reports that the recent repairs to Mumbai domestic airport's runway led to a decrease in flight services. However, many airlines are predicting once the work has been completed they will increase the number of flights offered to meet the rise in demand from travellers.
An official from Kingfisher Airlines explained that one of the two runways at Mumbai was out of action which led to a reduction in the carrier's service over recent months.
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DNA reports that the recent repairs to Mumbai domestic airport's runway led to a decrease in flight services. However, many airlines are predicting once the work has been completed they will increase the number of flights offered to meet the rise in demand from travellers.
An official from Kingfisher Airlines explained that one of the two runways at Mumbai was out of action which led to a reduction in the carrier's service over recent months.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Flights to Delhi from Saudi Arabia launched
A low-cost airline has introduced a new service between New Delhi and Riyadh as part of new expansion plans.
Nasair, which operates Airbuses A320s, believes there is a growing demand for direct flights to Delhi from Saudi Arabia and is addition to flights to Mumbai, Calicut and Kochi already offered by the airline.
"This is another stage of our network expansion and also the fact that there is a huge demand in this sector between India and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," said Nasair's chief executive officer, Simon Stewart.
He added that the airline is already planning to add other destinations to its network as it continues to expand.
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Nasair, which operates Airbuses A320s, believes there is a growing demand for direct flights to Delhi from Saudi Arabia and is addition to flights to Mumbai, Calicut and Kochi already offered by the airline.
"This is another stage of our network expansion and also the fact that there is a huge demand in this sector between India and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," said Nasair's chief executive officer, Simon Stewart.
He added that the airline is already planning to add other destinations to its network as it continues to expand.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
New resort planned for Phuket
A new resort is set to open in 2012 on the Yamu peninsula of Phuket in Thailand.
The property will be developed and managed by the Singapore-based COMO Hotels and Resorts and will be in located in Phang Nga Bay.
It will be the ninth property for COMO and will provide a total of 129 rooms, each offering views of the Yamu peninsula and Andaman Sea. The resort is well-placed for those taking flights to Thailand, as it is around 20 minutes from Phuket International Airport.
Facilities for guests will include a 100-metre swimming pool, a yoga studio, a private beach and two restaurants.
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The property will be developed and managed by the Singapore-based COMO Hotels and Resorts and will be in located in Phang Nga Bay.
It will be the ninth property for COMO and will provide a total of 129 rooms, each offering views of the Yamu peninsula and Andaman Sea. The resort is well-placed for those taking flights to Thailand, as it is around 20 minutes from Phuket International Airport.
Facilities for guests will include a 100-metre swimming pool, a yoga studio, a private beach and two restaurants.
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
South Africa 'to welcome' more Brits this month
There could be an increase in visitors taking flights to South Africa during January and February.
Independent Newspapers reports that more Brits and Americans could travel to the country in the next two months despite the stronger rand.
A number of airlines are already reporting high passenger numbers on flights to Johannesburg and Cape Town, with many Brits travelling via Heathrow opting for direct flights to Cape Town with SAA.
Arthur Gillis, the chief executive of Protea Hotels, added that the company has seen a rise in forward bookings and is expecting its coastal properties to be "very busy in February and March".
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Independent Newspapers reports that more Brits and Americans could travel to the country in the next two months despite the stronger rand.
A number of airlines are already reporting high passenger numbers on flights to Johannesburg and Cape Town, with many Brits travelling via Heathrow opting for direct flights to Cape Town with SAA.
Arthur Gillis, the chief executive of Protea Hotels, added that the company has seen a rise in forward bookings and is expecting its coastal properties to be "very busy in February and March".
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Monday, January 10, 2011
New Koh Samui resort to open
Outrigger Hotels and Resorts Asia has confirmed that it will manage and open the Outrigger Koh Samui Resort and Spa in Bhoput Beach, Koh Samui from February 1st. The five-star resort will offer a total of 81 villas, with guests having access to private pools, a beach restaurant, fitness centre and a wellness spa."We are excited to add Outrigger Koh Samui Resort and Spa to our growing collection of luxury properties throughout Asia," said Darren Edmonstone, Outrigger's senior vice-president of Asia Pacific.
"The resort is a perfect fit for us and we look forward to providing the very best in service and amenities to our guests and patrons."
Outrigger has been managing beach resorts for over 50 years on the island of Koh Samui and has enjoyed success as more people take flights to Thailand to enjoy the region's favourable climate and attractions.
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Thai airport reports strong traffic
The number of flights to Thailand has risen substantially, according to new figures.
Data from the Airports of Thailand (AoT) shows that Suvarnabhumi Airport saw an increase in passenger traffic by 7.9 per cent over the festive period compared to the 2009, reports the Bangkok Post.
It is estimated that 1.8 million passengers will travel through the airport over the 12 days of the holiday season, with airlines increasing flight services by five per cent from December 25th to January 5th to meet the stronger demand.
The airport, which is a major destination for Brits taking flights to Thailand, will handle a total of 9,739 flights - 6,980 international and 2,759 domestic - in the 12-day period, compared with 9,287 over the same period last year.
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Data from the Airports of Thailand (AoT) shows that Suvarnabhumi Airport saw an increase in passenger traffic by 7.9 per cent over the festive period compared to the 2009, reports the Bangkok Post.
It is estimated that 1.8 million passengers will travel through the airport over the 12 days of the holiday season, with airlines increasing flight services by five per cent from December 25th to January 5th to meet the stronger demand.
The airport, which is a major destination for Brits taking flights to Thailand, will handle a total of 9,739 flights - 6,980 international and 2,759 domestic - in the 12-day period, compared with 9,287 over the same period last year.
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