18,510 Cathay Pacific Air Tickets to Hong Kong to Be Given Away in Indonesia & Malaysia

Calling all jet-setters from Indonesia and Malaysia: Hong Kong is back on the map! As part of efforts to lure travellers to Hong Kong, flag carrier Cathay Pacific is giving away round-trip tickets to Hong Kong, sponsored by Hong Kong International Airport’s “World of Winners” Ticket Offers campaign. A total of 11,510 tickets are up for grabs in Indonesia, while 7,000 tickets are available in Malaysia. 

That’s right —  there’s a good chance you’ll be flying to the Pearl of the Orient this year, thanks to Cathay Pacific and Hong Kong International Airport.

As Hong Kong finally opens to travellers post-pandemic, it’s the perfect time to start planning a visit to this East Asian destination. And this unprecedented ticket giveaway is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to cut down your costs while ticking off another place on your bucket list. Ready for takeoff?

Here’s how you can win tickets to Hong Kong via Cathay Pacific

1. Log in with a Cathay account

First, a Cathay member account is required for the World of Winners campaign. Not a member yet? We recommend making an account before the contest date. Sign up on the Indonesian website or Malaysian website now. It’s quick, simple, and free — just make sure you fill out all the necessary information.

2. Join the World of Winners quiz

Don’t worry; this quiz is a piece of cake! All you need is to get three answers right, and you’ll be on your way to winning free round-trip air tickets to Hong Kong.

3. Select a preferred departure city (Jakarta, Surabaya, or Denpasar in Indonesia / Kuala Lumpur or Penang in Malaysia)

And that’s it! Round-trip tickets to Hong Kong will be awarded to the first 11,510 participants in Indonesia and 7,000 participants in Malaysia who get three correct answers. Simple, right?

So, what’s next? Nothing left to do but clear your calendars, pack your bags, and prepare your itinerary! 

Even if you’ve travelled to Hong Kong before, this tourist favourite is bound to offer something new this time around. Need a little inspiration? Here’s a roundup of a few of Hong Kong’s new attractions and underrated gems to visit once you win a ticket. (Crossing our fingers!)

New Hong Kong attractions in 2023 for every kind of traveller

Stunning views

Redesigned by James Corner and reopened in 2019, you might have missed seeing Hong Kong’s new and improved Avenue of Stars in the past. Well, don’t miss it now! Besides being home to handprints and statues of famous Hong Kong celebrities, this dazzling road on the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade allows travellers to marvel at the spectacular views of Victoria Harbour.

Art galleries and museums

Attention, art lovers: The stunning M+ Museum designed by Herzog & de Meuron can’t be missed. Located in the West Kowloon Cultural District, the museum opened its doors back in November 2021. It’s hailed for being Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture, with 33 galleries showcasing modern works of design and architecture, moving images, and visual arts.

Theme parks and indoor playgrounds

Been to Hong Kong Disneyland? Luckily, it’s not Hong Kong’s only theme park — and there are even a couple of new ones for repeat tourists! In September 2021, Ocean Park Water World launched as Asia’s first year-round, all-weather waterfront water park. And if you’re not a big fan of splashing around, Monopoly Dreams at The Peak delivers a vibrant experience inspired by the famous board game. Meanwhile, the Legoland Discovery Centre invites Lego fans from around the world to explore and play in their colourful space. 

Natural attractions

Designated as part of the Frontier Closed Area in 1951, Sha Tau Kok began to welcome non-residents to the area in June 2022. Curious travellers can now take a peek at the once-closed town! And when you’re here, drop by nearby natural attractions such as the tiny island of Ap Chau known for eye-catching rock formations and Kat O famous for its scenic hilltop views.

Also read: Back to Hong Kong: 8 Cool Attractions Even Frequent Visitors Haven’t Been to Before

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