FRIDAY, March 29, 2024
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Flying high to Hanoi

Flying high to Hanoi

AirAsia increases its flight frequency on Bangkok-Hanoi route

Flying high to Hanoi
AirAsia has increased its flight frequency to Hanoi to two flights daily, offering both locals and visitors the chance to enjoy a winter retreat in Vietnam’s North. The second daily flight departs Bangkok at 6.35pm and lands in Hanoi at 8.20pm. The return flight takes off at 8.50pm and arrives at 10.45pm. With columns of mopeds and terrific street food, Hanoi is one of the most energetic cities in Southeast Asia. It’s a gateway to the hill station of Sapa, the country’s most northern region. AirAsia offers a promotional fare starting at Bt990 per trip until November 13. Visit www.AirAsia.com.

Seafood sensations
Espresso restaurant at InterContinental Bangkok ensures seafood lovers catch a break in November with a new “Catch of the Day” promotion. All this month, guests can enjoy the newly added seafood treats to the venue’s already renowned dinner buffet. The month-long promotion includes highlights such as blue swimmer crab in yellow curry with scallions; grilled tiger prawns with tamarind, pineapple and red onion salsa; red snapper baked in coconut milk with galangal, lime leaves, chilli and coriander; and roasted salmon or trout with spicy chorizo and aioli. “Catch of the Day” buffet dinner is available at Bt1,289 from Sunday to Thursday through November 30. Book a table at (02) 656 0444 extension 6430. Visit www.Bangkok.InterContinental.com.

New flights to Hai Phong
Vietjet Air is now operating direct flights from Bangkok to Hai Phong Route, bridging Thailand’s capital with Vietnam’s northern seaside. The flights are on available on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. From next Wednesday onwards, Vietjet Air will leave Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport at 3.20pm and land at Hai Phong’s Cat Bi International Airport at 5.10. The return flight from Hai Phong takes off at 6.05pm before arriving in Bangkok at7.55pm. With a laid-back attitude and a café culture, Hai Phong is the gateway to Cat Ba Island in Halong Bay.

Shuttle on four wheels
Thai Airways International is organising the shuttle buses for people who want to pay tribute to His Majesty the King Bhumibol Adulyadej at the Grand Palace. An air-conditioned bus the airline’s headquarters on Vibhavadi Road twice daily at 9am and 1pm. Those who want to travel with Thai Airways are advised to take public transportation to the headquarters as parking is not available. Call (02) 545 2653.
 

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