AirAsia apologises for ‘Get off in Thailand’ advert

AirAsia has apologised after its advertising campaign was labelled “harmful” in Australia.

The advert containing the phrase “Get off in Thailand” was posted around the city of Brisbane to promote the airline’s direct route to Bangkok.

Collective Shout, a grassroots campaign movement against the objectification of women claimed that the advert was promoting sex tourism in Thailand.

Thailand has over 123,530 sex workers, according to a 2014 UNAids report.

Melinda Liszewski, a campaigner at Collective Shout spotted the adverts on a Brisbane bus and posted the image to social media.

She accused the airline of “promoting sex tourism.”
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AirAsia 11.11 Sale: FREE Seats

亚航0元大促



Official Website官网预订 Sale starts on 11.11 (Beijing time)

手机买机票 淘口令¥Sm0MbiIsP4V¥ 电脑买机票

微博用户需要复制淘口令,再打开淘宝手机应用购买

抢票日期:11月11日-11月18日(先到先得,晚到没有)
出行日期:2019年5月6日-2020年2月4日
(部分日期有特价,且每天每个航班数量有限,所以早买的才有,晚买的没有,买多比买少贵,没有批发价,没有儿童价)

中国出发有6条直飞东南亚的0元航线:
广州-兰卡威
广州-曼谷
昆明-曼谷
昆明-普吉
南宁-芭堤雅
澳门-芭堤雅

AirAsia moves closer to setting up JV carrier in China

KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia Bhd is moving closer to setting up a joint-venture (JV) budget airline in China, having entered into a non-binding term sheet with China Everbright Group and two other companies on Friday last week.

In an announcement to Bursa Malaysia on Monday, the low-cost carrier said the term sheet, whose signatories included Singapore-based Plato Capital Ltd and Oxley Capital Ltd, intended to confirm the parties’ interest in forming the JV and contained supplementary information to an earlier memorandum of understanding (MoU).
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