Report by : Gan Yung Chyan
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
According to its official web-site, Dragonair flies twice a week from Hong Kong to Hiroshima on Sundays and Thursdays with effect from 16 August 2015 using its Airbus A321 aircraft.
On 16 August, Dragonair flight KA350 departs from Hong Kong at 12.10 pm and arrives in Hiroshima at 4.45 pm. Three hours later, flight KA351 leaves Hiroshima for Hong Kong and touches down in Hong Kong at 10 pm.
Hiroshima is the fourth Japanese destination of Dragonair after Okinawa Naha, Fukuoka and Tokyo Haneda.
Located in the southwest of Honshu, Japan's largest island, Hiroshima offers visitors an intriguing blend of leisure, heritage, history and gastronomy including the poignant Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the beauty of nearby Miyajima Island known as Japan's Island of the Gods with one of Japan's finest scenery spots and the city's famed version of Japanese dish okonomiyaki.
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
According to its official web-site, Dragonair flies twice a week from Hong Kong to Hiroshima on Sundays and Thursdays with effect from 16 August 2015 using its Airbus A321 aircraft.
On 16 August, Dragonair flight KA350 departs from Hong Kong at 12.10 pm and arrives in Hiroshima at 4.45 pm. Three hours later, flight KA351 leaves Hiroshima for Hong Kong and touches down in Hong Kong at 10 pm.
Hiroshima is the fourth Japanese destination of Dragonair after Okinawa Naha, Fukuoka and Tokyo Haneda.
Located in the southwest of Honshu, Japan's largest island, Hiroshima offers visitors an intriguing blend of leisure, heritage, history and gastronomy including the poignant Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the beauty of nearby Miyajima Island known as Japan's Island of the Gods with one of Japan's finest scenery spots and the city's famed version of Japanese dish okonomiyaki.
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