Realizing the damage being caused, thanks to its own draconian measures and open anti-tourism policies, the Airport Authority of Hong Kong will be purchasing 500,000 plane tickets to the tune of two billion Hong Kong dollars, or USD 254.778.600.00, at the Octoexchange rate. Last year, American Airlines also gave up on the hub, severing what many once saw as a vital link between the Cantonese capital and the United States – not anymore. In fact, Virgin Atlantic suspended service from London to Hong Kong permanently, ending a historic route that had been well-established and maintained for over three decades. Previously home to one of the top airports in Asia, Hong Kong has slipped from an enviable number two position to somewhere out of the top fifty on a list of the world’s best-connected airports, mainly because so few tourists are actually flying into the city that airlines are dropping it from their flight schedule altogether. Needless to say, demand for Hong Kong has reached an all-time low level: Cantonese City Is Fighting To Stay Relevant Amid Stringent Curbs
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Hong Kong may have one of the strictest, and perhaps even ridiculous entry requirements currently, standing alone among all major destinations in expecting guests to get tested multiple times when visiting, but they are planning on a generous incentive to lure back tourists once borders reopen fully: they are giving away 500,000 free flight tickets.Ĭurrently, in order to be eligible to travel to the Chinese Special Administrative Region, also known as one of China’s ‘free’ cities, arrivals must submit a valid vaccination certificate and agree to test themselves repeatedly up to Day 7 after landing, as well as reporting all results to the relevant authorities.
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