Royal Brunei offers ‘Last Minute Deals’ to HK
MIRI: Royal Brunei Airlines is offering ‘Last Minute Deals’ return flights on board the B787 Dreamliner to Hong Kong especially for Malaysians.
A press release said the deals are RM1,027 (business class) and RM530 (economy class) inclusive of taxes and surcharges from Sept 29 to Oct 4 from Bandar Seri Begawan to Hong Kong, and from Oct 5-9 from Hong Kong to Bandar Seri Begawan.
The prices are not applicable for Malaysians holding Brunei work permits or online bookings.
Customers can contact the Royal Brunei Miri office on 085-426322 or the nearest Royal Brunei travel agent for flight bookings and enquiries. Limited seats are available until Sept 30.
Hong Kong, a bustling metropolis that sets the economic pace of East Asia, is famous for its trams and narrow streets as well as shopping from alleyway shops to opulent malls.
Hong Kong offers visitors some of the world’s most intense shopping, sightseeing and dining experiences.
The city boasts many charming British colonial buildings from the colonial era, as well as feels like a ‘Little China’ with hillside Chinese temples and pagodas.
Also known as ‘Xianggang’, the city is a gateway to China’s cultural heritage.
Royal Brunei Airlines has been operating as the national carrier for Brunei since Nov 18, 1974.
The airline provides scheduled services to 16 destinations across Asia, the Middle East, United Kingdom and Australia.
The airline has codeshares and interline agreements allowing passengers to co-ordinate flights for seamless travel to a wider choice of destinations.
Royal Brunei’s free frequent flyer programme ‘Royal Skies’ prides itself on its simple, straightforward, and generous method to accrue miles, giving members the opportunity to enjoy a host of benefits and privileges including seat upgrades, access to the SkyLounge, and free flights as well as special promotions with Royal Skies partners.
In October 2013, Royal Brunei Airlines added four B787 Dreamliners to its fleet, making it the first Southeast Asian carrier to fly the state-ofthe-art aircraft.