HOW TO APPLY FOR FREE TICKETS TO HONG KONG?
There are two ways to apply for the free tickets. You could participate in the lottery on the Hong Kong Airport website or register on the website of any of the participating airlines. You could visit the Hong Kong airport website to access the participating airlines’ designated webpages too.
The winners will be chosen based on different types of activities such as lucky draw, first-come-first-served basis or ‘Buy 1 or more - Get 1 Free’ activities as arranged by the participating airlines.
For instance, Cathay Pacific that is giving away 11,510 tickets will make you participate to answer three simple questions correctly to be in the fray to win an Economy Class round-trip ticket to Hong Kong. You will need to sign up, fill a form and submit. You will have to be 18 years and above. Each applicant can submit one entry only. The ticket redemption code must be used within a month of the date of the redemption code email. If not redeemed, you will forfeit your prize tickets. Tickets are valid for 9 months from the issue date of the email.
Likewise, Hong Kong Airlines will distribute tickets on a first-come-first-served basis.
Greater Bay Airlines stated that it will give out the tickets starting May onwards and were yet to release the details. The first phase, it said, will begin from Taipei in May, followed by Seoul in July.
DETAILS TO KEEP IN MIND FOR FREE HONG KONG TICKETS
The tickets have been sponsored by the Airport Authority and are in economy class. All related surcharges, fees and taxes will be borne by the winners of the tickets. All tickets are round-trip tickets to and from Hong Kong.
SCHEDULE OF FREE TICKETS TO HONG KONG
The tickets giveaway campaign will be rolled out in phases. The exact launch dates will be announced near to the date by the Airport Authority.
The first phase will start from March 1 onwards for Southeast Asia (inbound), followed by April onwards for Mainland China (inbound), May onwards for Northeast Asia (inbound), July onwards for Hong Kong (outbound), and May onwards for other markets (inbound).
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