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CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS - 2X REWARDS WITH BUSINESS PLUS

Dear Valued Partner,
Elevate your business travel rewards with our latest Double Rewards campaign from Business Plus by Cathay.
Earn 2X rewards on round-trip tickets from Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to Hong Kong booked via the Business Plus portal - accelerating your journey towards greater benefits while supporting your organization’s continued success.
Sales Period: 18 June – 31 July 2026
Travel Period: 18 June – 30 November 2026
*Terms and conditions apply.
Why This Matters for Your Business
Whether you’re meeting clients, expanding into new markets, or strengthening regional partnerships, Hong Kong remains one of Asia’s most dynamic business hubs.
Now, every trip there becomes even more valuable:
• Twice the Company Miles to reinvest in future travel or upgrades
• Seamless booking experience via the Business Plus portal
• Continued personal Asia Miles earnings for your travellers
From Travel to Rewards: How It Works
Taking advantage of the offer is easy:
• Log in to your Business Plus account
• Book a round-trip ticket to Hong Kong
• Travel as planned
• Enjoy double miles credited after your trip
No complex steps. No extra registration. Just smarter travel.
Start rewarding your organisation today with enhanced benefits and seamless travel with Cathay Pacific. Don’t miss this opportunity to maximise your rewards.
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