Batik Air Malaysia’s Chinese New Year Global Sale is the latest opportunity for travellers to pick up attractive savings across their domestic and international network.
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With up to 35% off Economy Flexi fares, 20% off Economy Value fares, and 30% off Business Flexi fares on these festive deals, you should be able to plan your festive travel more flexibly with two major festivals happening in Malaysia in the next month. The long weekends and school holidays make it easier to plan a longer break. Book your seats by 13th February 2026, for an immediate getaway or travel until 30th November 2026. For more information on all the seats on offer and to plan your journey, download Batik Air mobile app or visit www.batikair.com to make your booking.
Covering all destinations across the Batik Air network, the CNY Global Sale offers a diverse range of routes across Asia, Australia, the Middle East and beyond. Popular destinations include Penang, Kota Kinabalu, Langkawi, Kuching, Osaka, Tokyo, Mumbai, Seoul, Tashkent, New Delhi, Bali, Perth, Dubai, Bangkok, Xiamen, Guangzhou, and Taipei. This makes it easier for travellers to return home, or just enjoy a well-deserved getaway.
Chandran Rama Muthy, Batik Air Chief Executive Officer, said the campaign has been curated to reflect the emotional significance of festive travel, while also supporting longer-term travel planning and inbound tourism into Malaysia.
…. Festive seasons are about togetherness, shared moments and creating memories with the people who matter most. Through the CNY Global Sale, Batik Air hopes to make travel more accessible and give passengers something to look forward to – whether it’s returning home to celebrate with loved ones or taking time to reconnect through a well-earned holiday.Chandran Rama Muthy
He added that this extended travel period also supports Visit Malaysia Year 2026 by encouraging early planning and longer-term inbound travel. This will allow International visitors to explore Malaysia’s diverse destinations and experience the country’s rich culture, heritage and hospitality beyond the festive season.
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