Starting from February 1, China Southern Airlines has added more flights to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok. This is due to the mutual visa exemption agreement that has been reached between China and these Southeast Asian countries so far this year.
The number of flights from Guangzhou to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, has increased from three to four every day, and the number of flights from Guangzhou to Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, has been increased from four to five every day. The scheduled flights cover the entire day, with one flight available every three hours.
This move can not only meet the travel demands of business trips but also offer more time options for other passengers.
In addition to increasing flights, China Southern has also launched various tourism products for the upcoming Chinese New Year. So far, the products of the Singapore-Malaysia-Thailand travel route have achieved a customer acceptance rate of more than 80 percent.
