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Vietnam Airlines, Thanh Hoa sign 2022-2026 cooperation deal

National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines and the People’s Committee of north central Thanh Hoa province signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement for the 2022-2026 period via videoconference on January 26.
Vietnam Airlines, Thanh Hoa sign 2022-2026 cooperation deal ảnh 1At the signing ceremony (Photo: VNA)

Thanh Hoa (VNA) – National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines and the People’s Committee of north central Thanh Hoa province signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement for the2022-2026 period via videoconference on January 26.

Accordingly, bothsides will enhance joint work in the fields of investment, trade, tourism andaviation.

Vietnam Airlines will considerlaunching domestic and international flights to and from Tho Xuan airport inThanh Hoa, jointly hold external, educational, cultural, sport and tourismactivities of national and regional scale as well as promote the image of eachother on the mass media.

It is also the first carrier to launch flights to Thanh Hoa via Thanh Hoa – HoChi Minh City route with five weekly flights since 2013.

At present, the VietnamAirlines Group, including Vietnam Airlines and Pacific Airlines, is offering 36regular flights linking Thanh Hoa with Ho Chi Minh City, Buon Ma Thuot and Da Latper week./.

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