Enticing fares on offer for Malaysia Airlines' year-end sale


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines is offering lowered ticket prices for its year-end sale, with starting prices of RM79 for all domestic destinations and RM229 for international destinations.

Holidaygoers across Asean will enjoy fares starting from RM229 from Kuching to Singapore; RM249 from Kuala Lumpur to Kertajati and RM299 to Ho Chi Minh City all-in one-way via the airline’s Economy Class fare.

With the recent announcement of 15-day visa-free entry for Malaysians travelling to China effective Dec 1, 2023, Malaysia Airlines is offering fares to explore Guangzhou from RM1,099; Shanghai from RM1,599 and Beijing from RM1,699 all-in return via the airline’s Economy Class.

Meanwhile, customers will be able to book all-in return flights with the airline’s recently launched Amritsar, Trivandrum and Ahmedabad routes, starting from RM999 on Economy Class.

Travellers will also be able to fly to Bengaluru from RM1,139; Hong Kong from RM1,399; Perth from RM1,959 and Auckland from RM3,599 all-in return on Economy Class, among other enchanting destinations on offer for your next holiday.

In addition to these fares and following the recent announcement of a 30-day visa-free entry for visitors from India into Malaysia effective Dec 1, 2023, the airline will be ramping up its frequency on the Kuala Lumpur–Amritsar route following strong demand and load factor performance.

Effective Jan 15, 2024, the airline will increase its frequency from two times weekly to four times weekly, with flights now available for booking.

For more information and to book a holiday, visit the official Malaysia Airlines website at www.malaysiaairlines.com or download the app.

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