AirAsia X is to launch direct flights between
Kuala Lumpur and Chongqing, the airline’s 6th destination to China
after Hangzhou, Chengdu, Beijing, Shanghai & Xi’An.
AirAsia X will commence 4 weekly flights into
Jiangbei International Airport, Chongqing beginning 13 February
2015.
To celebrate, AirAsia X will be offering promotional all-in-fares
from as low as MYR199 (CNY488) in Economy Class, and MYR799
(CNY1,888) in its Business Class to Chongqing one way.
Bookings
are available online between 5 August 2014 and 10 August 2014 for
travel between 13 February 2015 and 31 July 2015.
Dato’ Bernard Francis, Commercial Director of
AirAsia X said, “The addition of the Kuala Lumpur – Chongqing
route enables us to further strengthen our route network into
China. AirAsia X is very positive about our growth in China,
and the addition of this new route will further fortify the
point. We carried a total of 2.7 million passengers to date
into/from China from Kuala Lumpur with an average passenger
load of 82%. With Chongqing added on our network, we expect to see
our total revenue increase to over 17% with more than 1 million
guests flying into/from our China routes from Kuala Lumpur this
year.”
“As the largest municipality located in Southwest China,
Chongqing has it all. Enjoy breathtaking scenic with Yangtze
River Cruise or visit the filming location of blockbuster movie,
Transformer 4 at Wulong Karst Geology Park. Chongqing is also
known as the hot pot city and your visit should include trying
the spicy hot pot dishes. It has a history over 1000 years and
until now, is still the most popular dish for social or family
gathering. Shopping in Chongqing is spectacular with so many
shopping places such as Jiafangbei, fabric market and night markets,
offering reasonable prices with a bargain,” added Dato’ Bernard.
Chongqing attracts visitors from
home and abroad for its cultural heritage and other tourist
attractions. The city is the starting point for the Yangtze River
Cruise, which explores the stunning scenery of the Three
Gorges. Other attractions include the Dazu Rock Carvings, valuable
works of art carved during the Ninth Century, Gold Buddhist
Mountain, a rich repository of diverse animals and plants; and
Fishing Town, one of three ancient battlefields in China. Ancient
Ci Qi Kou village lures tourists to linger in its streets to
buy handicraft souvenirs.
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