Vietjet has just launched a direct flight between Shanghai and Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietjet vừa khai trương đường bay thẳng giữa Thượng Hải và TP.HCM - Ảnh 2. — Vietjet Deputy General Director Nguyen Thanh Son announced the opening of flight route in Ho Chi Minh City

Attending the opening ceremony of the new route, Vietnamese Consul General in Shanghai Nguyen The Tung, Chinese Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City Wei Hua Xiang, Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism Le Truong Hien Hoa, airport leaders, and trade associations of the two countries congratulated Vietjet's new route and welcomed the first passengers on the inaugural flight.

Vietjet's route connecting Shanghai with Ho Chi Minh City serves passengers with 7 round trips per week and just over 4 hours of flight time per leg.

Consul General of the People's Republic of China in Ho Chi Minh City Wei Huaxiang - Deputy General Director of Vietjet Nguyen Thanh Son - Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City Department of Tourism Le Truong Hien Hoa performed the opening ceremony of the Ho Chi Minh City - Shanghai flight route.

Leaders of diplomatic agencies, tourism agencies, and business associations attended the opening ceremony of the new flight route.

Consul General of the People's Republic of China in Ho Chi Minh City Wei Huaxiang speaks to congratulate Vietjet's new route

Vietjet Deputy General Director To Viet Thang speaks at the opening ceremony at Shanghai airport

Flying with Vietjet, passengers can easily reach Shanghai, the most populous city in China, one of the four centrally-governed cities of the world's second largest economy. Shanghai is also the leading economic and financial center not only in China but also in the world. In 2022, Shanghai's GDP reached 4,465 billion yuan (663 billion USD), with a population of 24.76 million people. The route connecting Ho Chi Minh City with Shanghai, the city ranked 5th in the list of cities with the most billionaires in the world, will also open up more opportunities to develop high-end products and services, connect trade, attract investment, etc.

Meanwhile, Ho Chi Minh City, with a population of nearly 9 million people, is a prominent economic, cultural and tourist center of Vietnam as well as the region with many unique cultural features, a bustling modern lifestyle and convenient connections to all destinations in Vietnam as well as internationally. Accompanying the city's tourism promotion, Vietjet has put the Ho Chi Minh City tourism symbol on the fuselage with a promotional message about a friendly, hospitable and welcoming Ho Chi Minh City to tourists from all over the world, the aircraft is being operated on all domestic and international routes of the airline.

Mr. Nguyen The Tung, Consul General of Vietnam in Shanghai congratulated Vietjet's new route.

Vietjet Deputy General Director To Viet Thang (middle) and Mr. Nguyen The Tung, Consul General of Vietnam in Shanghai (second from right) and leaders of Shanghai airport performed the opening ceremony of the flight route.

Passengers on the inaugural flight between Ho Chi Minh City and Shanghai were welcomed by Vietjet leaders and given flowers and souvenirs.

Since 2014, Vietjet has operated flights between Vietnam and China with the first flights bringing Chinese people and tourists to top tourist destinations in Vietnam such as Nha Trang, Da Nang, Phu Quoc...

New, modern, environmentally friendly aircraft, served by professional, dedicated crews, and fresh hot meals from Vietjet always accompany people and tourists on their journey to explore the world. Choosing to fly with Vietjet, customers also receive free Sky Care insurance, participate in the SkyJoy loyalty program to freely accumulate points and redeem gifts. In particular, choosing the online installment purchase program "Fly now - Pay later" with Vietjet, customers will have an optimal, fast solution, without worrying about finances, in the context of many economic difficulties, to return to their homeland to reunite, travel, visit relatives... during the festival, Tet, and Spring.

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