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ZuluHong Kong Airlines is ramping up its flight operations in Mainland China to meet the growing demand for air travel and to provide flexible transit options for travelers.
Regional and international travel is picking up since the easing of global travel restrictions, with a surge expected this summer.
Starting in June, the airline will increase connections between Hong Kong and key destinations in Mainland China. Daily services to Chongqing and Sanya will be resumed, offering flight options for both business and leisure travelers.
In addition, flights to Hangzhou will become 10 times weekly.
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