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FLIGHT DEALS FROM

Hong Kong, China

HKG

to

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

KUL

One Way Economy From
HKD 880*
Return Economy From
HKD 1,350*
One Way Business From
HKD 4,420*
Return Business From
HKD 6,760*

Promotions Details

  • Selling period: 02 January 2026 until 08 February 2026
  • Traveling period: 8 January until 30 June 2026

Visit Malaysia 2026!

We are excited to announce our participation in the Visit Malaysia Year 2026 campaign, in collaboration with Tourism Malaysia of Hong Kong and Cafe Malacca of Hotel Jen (the Shangrilla Group).

Our culinary partner, Cafe Malacca, has prepared special promotions to celebrate this occasion, taking place from 9th to 11th January 2026.

During this event, you will not only get to experience a taste of Malaysia but also have a chance to win our 2 round-trip tickets to Malaysia.  

Discover Cafe Malacca

From 9 – 11 January 2026, enjoy buffer dinners at Cafe Malacca and stand a chance to win two tickets to Malaysia and enjoy discount flight with Royal Brunei Airlines!

Malaysian Lunch Buffet at Cafe Malacca from HKD 400 + 10% per person*

 

Buffet Gift Voucher available for advance purchase.

For reservation and enquiries, call 2213-6613.

*All prices are subject to 10% service charge. Buffer dishes are subject to availability.

Discover exclusive deals to Malaysia from Hong Kong

To make the occasion even more special, we are offering exclusive deals to our customers during the celebration. 

From To One Way Economy Class from HKD* Return Economy Class from HKD* One Way Business Class from HKD* Return Business Class from HKD*
Hong Kong Kota Kinabalu 1,150 1,760 5,980 9,190
Hong Kong Kuching 1,300 1,990 5,980 9,190
Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur 880 1,350 4,420 6,760
*Conditions apply. Fares exclude applicable taxes.

Discover our special promo code when you dine at the Cafe.

Happy celebrations.

About Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The economic and political capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is also a thriving hub of culture. Home to the iconic Petronas Twin Tower, the city houses many modern attractions in its city centre, from an indoor oceanarium, an art gallery, and a vast, splendid park, as well as various cultural attractions in its outskirts.

Destination Kuala Lumpur
From modern art galleries and oceanariums, tranquil bird and deer parks, to revered cultural heritage sites that bear witness of glorious centuries past, Kuala Lumpur has everything to offer.

Kuala Lumpur Highlights
Visit the Kuala Lumpur City Centre and the various attractions of its parks, malls, and the 88-storey-tall Petronas Twin Towers, bear witness to the majestic Murugan statue and Hindu shrine of Batu Caves, then take a fun trip to Genting Highlands.

Dining and Nightlife
Chill out at the trendy bars and eateries of Bangsar suburb, enjoy classical concert or dance show at the city centre, or haggle for delightful trinkets and local delicacies at Lorong Tuanku Abdul Rahman.

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