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Vietnam Airlines offers promotions to stimulate tourism at ITE HCMC 2025

Vietnam Airlines keeps underlining its commitment to connecting destinations and supporting Vietnam’s tourism sector.

THE HANOI TIMES — Vietnam Airlines will roll out a range of special promotions to boost travel demand and support Vietnam’s tourism sector as the national flag carrier and its member companies participate in the International Travel Expo Ho Chi Minh City (ITE HCMC 2025) from September 4 to 6.

Nguyen The Bao, Deputy CEO of Vietnam Airlines, said the airline is proud to have partnered with ITE HCMC for 19 years, highlighting its leading role in connecting destinations, promoting tourism cooperation and showcasing Vietnam’s image to the world.

Vietnam Airlines' booth is specially designed, recreating the journey "30 years - Taking off with the country". Photo courtesy of the airlines

"At this year’s expo, the airline’s booth will highlight milestones in its 30-year development and sustainable growth strategies. Visitors can explore interactive displays, publications, and images reflecting three decades of its journey," said Bao.

The promotions include an 8% discount on gift cards (limited to 6,000 cards) and a 10% discount on Economy Flex fares (Eco 3) for selected domestic routes. 

The airline will also hold a lucky draw for new Lotusmiles members, offering prizes such as Titan-tier membership, bonus miles and hundreds of gifts. A “Spin the Wheel” game will run twice daily.

Member companies, Vietnam Airport Ground Services Company Limited (VIAGS) will introduce international-standard ground services, while Vietnam Airlines Caterers (VACS) will present in-flight cuisine such as milk tea, cakes, and mooncakes.

ITE HCMC 2025 is a trade promotion platform and a symbol of the vitality and creativity of Vietnam’s tourism industry.

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