Report by : Gan Yung Chyan, KUCINTA SETIA / Image : Tianjin Airlines
In order to strengthen and facilitate cooperation and exchanges with Hong Kong's civil aviation market, and facilitate passenger travel, Tianjin Airlines is resuming its Tianjin-Hong Kong route from 3 December 2022. The re-opening of this route is of great significance to strengthening exchanges and cooperation in various fields between Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area and facilitating the exchanges of Chinese and foreign personnel.
Image : On 3 December 2022, Tianjin Airlines relaunches the Tianjin-Hong Kong international route. Photo courtesy of Tianjin Airlines
The Tianjin-Hong Kong round-trip route is operated on Mondays and Saturdays by Tianjin Airlines' Airbus A320 aircraft. The starting price for a one-way flight is 2,570 RMB (excluding tax). The specific flight price is subject to actual inquiry and sales.
At present, with the gradual liberalization of epidemic prevention and control in Hong Kong, the current Hong Kong airport entry quarantine has been changed to "0+3" (that is, no hotel isolation is required after entry, only home quarantine is required for 3 days), and 48-hour nucleic acid testing is not required. However a covi-negative certificate is required. During the epidemic prevention and control period, Hong Kong's entry and exit policies and local requirements will be adjusted and changed accordingly.
Passengers can log on to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government website to inquire about relevant announcements. For the actual situation, please refer to the latest news released by local authorities in real time. Before travel, passengers should pay attention to the latest requirements issued by local governments, airports and other departments in time, determine in advance whether they meet all entry and exit and epidemic prevention requirements of the original, transit and final destinations, prepare relevant documents in advance, and arrange travel reasonably so as not to delay their journeys.
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