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Da Nang welcomes first Shenzhen flight operated by China Southern Airlines

The resumption of launch of Shenzhen–Da Nang route by China Southern Airlines marks an important milestone, strengthening trade and tourism connectivity between the two localities and signaling growth potential in Chinese visitor numbers.

Local leaders present gifts to the first passengers on the Shenzhen–Da Nang flight. (Photo: congly.vn)
Local leaders present gifts to the first passengers on the Shenzhen–Da Nang flight. (Photo: congly.vn)

Da Nang (VNA) – Flight CZ8155 operated by China Southern Airlines carrying more than 170 passengers from Shenzhen (China) landed at Da Nang International Airport on October 2 evening.

A welcoming ceremony was held at the arrival hall of Terminal 2, attended by representatives from Da Nang city’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Department of Foreign Affairs, Da Nang International Airport, Da Nang International Terminal Investment and Operation JSC (AHT), and related agencies. Passengers were greeted with traditional art performances and local souvenirs.

According to Truong Thi Hong Hanh, Director of the municipal Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, China remains one of Da Nang’s key tourist markets, ranking second for many years in terms of arrivals with steady growth.

The resumption of launch of Shenzhen–Da Nang route by China Southern Airlines marks an important milestone, strengthening trade and tourism connectivity between the two localities and signaling growth potential in Chinese visitor numbers. Da Nang will continue promoting tourism and restoring more routes from major Chinese cities in the near future.

Mairehaba Yisilayili, China Southern Airlines’ representative in Vietnam, announced the carrier will operate six round-trip flights on October 2, 6, 10, 14, 18, and 22.

Ho The Anh, General Director of AHT, highlighted the significance of the airline’s return, affirming that Da Nang International Terminal is committed to providing high-standard infrastructure and ground services to ensure smooth operations and a positive first impression for travellers.

The restored Shenzhen–Da Nang route is expected to open new prospects for cooperation not only in tourism but also in other fields./.

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