Jin Air, Hong Kong Relay Special Exhibition... Limited Sale of 500 Tickets

[Asia Economy Reporter Dongwoo Lee] Jin Air announced on the 12th that it will operate the Genie Store Hong Kong Relay Special Exhibition until the 31st.

This special exhibition was prepared by Jin Air, the Hong Kong Tourism Board, and Klook to provide customers with a more reasonable opportunity to prepare for travel in the post-COVID-19 era, when safe overseas travel becomes possible.

The Hong Kong Relay Special Exhibition package consists of one round-trip ticket on the 2022 Incheon-Hong Kong route, a 30,000 KRW Klook coupon that can be used to book various travel products in Hong Kong, and an in-flight meal concept meal kit Cashew Nut Chicken set.

This event is operated with a limited quantity of 500 tickets through Jin Air's online shopping mall 'Genie Store,' and it may sell out early once the prepared quantity is exhausted. In particular, the first 200 tickets can be purchased at 160,000 KRW with an additional 30,000 KRW discount applied.

The round-trip ticket between Incheon and Hong Kong can be used when flights resume between January 1, 2022, and December 31, 2022. In addition, if the resumption of flights is delayed due to the spread of COVID-19, the validity period of the ticket will be extended by one year. Purchased products can be canceled without a separate fee until July 31. The Cashew Nut Chicken in-flight meal set will be shipped to the address registered on the Jin Air website during the second week of August after the special exhibition ends.

When purchasing the Hong Kong Relay Special Exhibition package, customers are automatically entered into a prize draw, where winners will receive Klook Hong Kong hotel accommodation vouchers (worth 300,000 KRW and 500,000 KRW) and a Balmuda The Lantern. Additionally, an SNS quiz event and a Hong Kong virtual travel lucky draw event will be held together.

Jin Air explained, "We will continue to prepare special exhibitions that provide various benefits to customers in preparation for the post-COVID-19 era."