
Hong Kong Airlines (HX) is wrapping up its 2026 Early-Bird promotion at midnight on 3 February 2026, giving travellers just hours to lock in discounts of up to 20 percent on base fares across 30-plus destinations. The sale—which has run since 14 January—covers popular business routes such as Beijing, Shanghai and Taipei as well as leisure favourites including Vancouver, Sydney and Bali. Bookings must be made through the HKA Holidays platform using designated promo codes.(campaign.hkaholidays.com)
Spending thresholds unlock add-ons that are particularly attractive to mobile professionals: transactions over HKD 4,000 receive one-time access to the carrier’s Club Autus lounge and a discounted airport-city limousine voucher, while all qualifying tickets come with a free five-day travel SIM card. The travel window spans 2 March to 31 May 2026, allowing companies to trim spring-quarter travel budgets.(campaign.hkaholidays.com)
Before sealing any deal, travellers should also confirm visa or e-visa requirements for their chosen destination. VisaHQ’s Hong Kong office can fast-track applications to more than 200 countries, manage courier logistics and provide real-time status tracking—saving corporate travel teams valuable time. Full details are available at https://www.visahq.com/hong-kong/
Although airline sales are commonplace, this campaign is noteworthy because it is the first to bundle airport-ground-transport perks since Hong Kong fully scrapped pandemic-era arrival testing. HX executives say early uptake has been brisk, with Japan, Taiwan and Thailand leading booking volumes. Analysts view the promotion as an attempt to capture price-sensitive traffic ahead of Cathay Pacific’s loyalty-driven spring campaigns.(campaign.hkaholidays.com)
Travel managers should diarise the midnight cut-off and verify that promo-code savings apply to corporate negotiated fares; some GDS displays do not automatically show the net price. Employees should also note that taxes, fuel surcharges and the increased Air Passenger Departure Tax (HK$200) are excluded from the discount and will appear separately on the ticket invoice.
Spending thresholds unlock add-ons that are particularly attractive to mobile professionals: transactions over HKD 4,000 receive one-time access to the carrier’s Club Autus lounge and a discounted airport-city limousine voucher, while all qualifying tickets come with a free five-day travel SIM card. The travel window spans 2 March to 31 May 2026, allowing companies to trim spring-quarter travel budgets.(campaign.hkaholidays.com)
Before sealing any deal, travellers should also confirm visa or e-visa requirements for their chosen destination. VisaHQ’s Hong Kong office can fast-track applications to more than 200 countries, manage courier logistics and provide real-time status tracking—saving corporate travel teams valuable time. Full details are available at https://www.visahq.com/hong-kong/
Although airline sales are commonplace, this campaign is noteworthy because it is the first to bundle airport-ground-transport perks since Hong Kong fully scrapped pandemic-era arrival testing. HX executives say early uptake has been brisk, with Japan, Taiwan and Thailand leading booking volumes. Analysts view the promotion as an attempt to capture price-sensitive traffic ahead of Cathay Pacific’s loyalty-driven spring campaigns.(campaign.hkaholidays.com)
Travel managers should diarise the midnight cut-off and verify that promo-code savings apply to corporate negotiated fares; some GDS displays do not automatically show the net price. Employees should also note that taxes, fuel surcharges and the increased Air Passenger Departure Tax (HK$200) are excluded from the discount and will appear separately on the ticket invoice.





