Citybus offers free Cityflyer rides for children during CNY holidays

Citybus will offer free rides for children during the Chinese New Year holidays on all Cityflyer routes, expressing gratitude for passengers' support and extending best wishes to all families for the new year.

Also known as "Cityflyer free ride day for children" (親子遊歷賞), the campaign runs from 14 February to 3 March. All eligible children can enjoy complimentary travel on Cityflyer, which connects Hong Kong International Airport and the HK-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Port with major districts on Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. The initiative aims to provide families with the opportunity to travel together or enjoy a quick family trip to Macao and Zhuhai during this 16-day period.

This free ride initiative applies to a total of 14 Cityflyer routes, including A10, A11, A12, A17, A20, A21, A22, A23, A25, A25S, A26, A28, A28X, and A29. This seeks to effectively meet families' travel needs during the Chinese New Year holiday. 

During the promotional period, from the first departure of Cityflyer daytime services on 14 February to the last departure on 1 March, children aged 4 to 11 can travel for free on all Cityflyer daytime routes and special routes. Children simply need to tap their Octopus cards or use electronic payment methods as usual when boarding, with no deducted fare.  

MARKETING-INTERACTIVE has reached out to CityBus for more information. 

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