In
celebration of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and
Kazakhstan, Vietjet has announced the first direct route connecting
Kazakhstan’s largest metropolis of Almaty and Nha Trang City - the tourism
capital in central Vietnam.
This
latest addition to Vietjet’s vast network is a timely one, as it commemorates
the strong long standing diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Kazakhstan
and is set to bring the two countries closer. There to witness this auspicious
announcement was Vo Thi Anh Xuan, vice president of the Socialist Republic of
Vietnam, leaders from the Kazakhstan government and senior leader
representatives from the two countries. The twice-weekly service will commence
this October with a flight time of around 9 hours per leg.
“With
this new flight network connecting Kazakhstan and other regional countries with
Vietnam, we believe that it will contribute to the important development of
economic, trade and tourism relations between Vietnam and Kazakhstan, as well
as other countries in the region. The route will be operated by Vietjet using a
modern wide-body A330 aircraft equipped with the best products, services, and
utilities to meet customers’ needs of both leisure and business,” said Chu Viet Cuong, Vice President of Vietjet and member of the Board
of Directors, during the event.
Being
the largest city and the financial and cultural centre of Kazakhstan, Almaty is
known to attract tourists from all over to its shores. Visitors traveling into
Almaty can experience the serenity of the plains as well as take in the
majestic mountain views. Not forgetting its modern architecture and bustling
streets as travelers immerse themselves in cultural spaces, unique art and
breathtakingly beautiful natural landscapes.
With
a mild climate and year-round sunshine, Nha Trang on the other hand has long
been a top destination choice among tourists from all around the globe for its
tropical sunshine, beautiful beaches and a unique culinary scene that the city
has to offer.
Ever
since the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietjet has been on the go, recovering speedily
from its impacts and has since pioneered the expansion of both its domestic and
international flight network. This quick move was aimed at helping Vietnam’s
tourism industry recover by promoting new destinations and routes. To date,
Vietjet has spread its wings to India, Japan, South Korea, Kazakhstan, with
Europe and Australia soon to be added to the fold. The airline’s direct routes
have since contributed to the economic, cultural, and social exchanges between
countries, which has played a vital role in the post-pandemic recovery of the
country.
Vietjet's
modern fleet embodies the image of the Vietnam national flag and the melody of
Hello Vietnam, a song that has become popular among Vietjet’s friends
worldwide. The song sends a beautiful message to the rest of the world, telling
travelers that Vietnam is a beautiful, friendly and hospitable place to visit.
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