If Hong Kong is not on your travel bucket list for the year, then here's a great reason to consider visiting. Cathay Pacific has announced that it's giving away 500,000 free round-trip tickets globally – of this, 12,500 tickets will be for Singapore residents.
How do I get the free Cathay Pacific tickets?
The campaign will be launched in Singapore on March 2 and run until March 8. Joining the campaign is easy; the first thing you need is a Cathay Pacific membership which you can get for free on the airline's website. During the campaign period from March 2 to 8, visit the campaign website and sign in using your Cathay membership details. Then, you have to answer three questions correctly.
Prizes will be awarded to the first 12,500 entrants to answer the questions correctly, so you've got to be quick and accurate. The winners in Singapore will be announced on March 20, 2023.
What other offers can tourists look forward to?
That's not all. Over 16,000 outlets across Hong Kong will be doling out more welcome goodies to tourists as part of the "Hello Hong Kong" campaign. In the initial stage alone, at least 1 million "Hong Kong Goodies" vouchers will be given out to visitors. These vouchers will cover complimentary drinks at a range of bars, restaurants, and hotels, with more benefits to be redeemed at Hong Kong's attractions, retail, transportation, and culinary sectors.
The free flight ticket giveaway is part of the "World of Winners" campaign sponsored by the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK), in support of the Hong Kong Tourism Board's (HKTB's) "Hello Hong Kong" campaign to entice tourists back to the city. From Hong Kong's new attractions, colourful districts, hidden bars and restaurants, and gorgeous islands, and now to these free tickets and attractive offers – consider us thoroughly enticed.
Learn more about the "World of Winners" Ticket Offers campaign here.
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