Cebu Pacific Begins Clark-Shanghai Flights
Cebu Pacific has launched a joint project with the Jimei Group aimed at attracting more Chinese tourists to the Philippines. Under the project, Cebu Pacific launched new flights twice weekly between Shanghai and Clark on December 21.
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"This is a welcome development not only for Clark, but for the rest of the country to attract more Chinese tourists," said Victor Luciano, President of Clark International Airport Corporation. He added that the new flights would help to fuel the Philippine tourism campaign and offer travellers more options from Clark International Airport.
The Department of Tourism continues to pursue its ambitious goal of 10 million tourists by 2016. Meanwhile, Clark International Airport continues its expansion as work continues on the rehabilitation of its existing passenger terminal that is expected to be completed by February 2014. The government is also evaluating the possibility of constructing a low-cost carrier terminal at Clark. Luciano expects to see more carriers arrive in 2014 once the terminal rehabilitation is complete.
Clark International Airport presently offers service to a number of international destinations including Dubai, Doha, Incheon, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Singapore. Tigerair Philippines recently announced that it is planning to mount flights from Clark to Osaka and Tokyo later this year.
The Department of Tourism continues to pursue its ambitious goal of 10 million tourists by 2016. Meanwhile, Clark International Airport continues its expansion as work continues on the rehabilitation of its existing passenger terminal that is expected to be completed by February 2014. The government is also evaluating the possibility of constructing a low-cost carrier terminal at Clark. Luciano expects to see more carriers arrive in 2014 once the terminal rehabilitation is complete.
Clark International Airport presently offers service to a number of international destinations including Dubai, Doha, Incheon, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Singapore. Tigerair Philippines recently announced that it is planning to mount flights from Clark to Osaka and Tokyo later this year.
Cebu Pacific's introduction of Clark-Shanghai flights marks an exciting milestone, offering travelers a convenient and affordable option to explore the vibrant city of Shanghai from the bustling hub of Clark. This expansion not only enhances connectivity but also opens up new avenues for business and leisure travelers alike, fostering cultural exchange and economic growth. With Cebu Pacific's renowned commitment to safety, comfort, and excellent service, passengers can embark on their journey with confidence, knowing they are in capable hands. The addition of this route not only strengthens Cebu Pacific's presence in the region but also underscores their dedication to providing diverse and accessible travel opportunities. Cheers to Cebu Pacific for bridging distances and making travel dreams to Shanghai a reality for many!
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