With an increasing number of Chinese travelers expressing interest in Bhutan, and to eliminate the hassle of connecting flights via third countries, WorldAir, as the exclusive general agent for Royal Bhutan Airlines in Greater China, seized the prime opportunity of the 2018 Spring Festival travel season to launch a direct charter flight from Hong Kong to Paro, Bhutan. This move significantly shortens the distance to this remote kingdom.
Bhutan is a hidden paradise shrouded in the misty clouds of the Himalayas, also known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon. It places great emphasis on environmental and ecological protection, allowing only a limited number of foreign tourists to visit each year. Since the wedding of Leslie Cheung and Carina Lau here, Bhutan has suddenly come into the spotlight for many Chinese. Far from the hustle and bustle of the world, it feels like a utopia—where the deep blue sky unfolds above, clouds drift with the rain, majestic dzongs overlook the valleys, and the valleys echo with legends of gods and demons. This is the Kingdom of Buddha.
Royal Bhutan Airlines (Drukair), the sole royal air gateway to Bhutan, leads travelers from around the world to this mysterious and pristine land with absolute honor and authority. At the same time, serving as a bridge of friendship between China and Bhutan, WorldAir, a subsidiary of Shanghai Caishang Industrial Co., Ltd., is the exclusive general agent for Royal Bhutan Airlines in China. Backed by ample resources and the royal airline, it guides Chinese tourists into this mysterious kingdom. Meanwhile, the first Royal Bhutan Airlines ticketing office in China has officially been established in Shanghai. For more information and bookings, please visit the official website at www.worldair.com.cn.
Founded in 1981, Royal Bhutan Airlines (Drukair) is the national carrier of this absolutely Buddhist monarchy. Operations began in 1983 using Dornier 228 aircraft, offering scheduled international passenger and cargo flights. Paro Airport, situated in a valley surrounded by the Himalayas at an altitude of 2,233 meters, is suitable only for specially designed aircraft. Additionally, Royal Bhutan Airlines is one of the safest airlines in the world with a zero-accident record. Committed to pioneering niche tourism markets, it has become the undisputed choice for entering Bhutan.
To provide Chinese tourists with the most professional ground services in Bhutan, WorldAir Holiday is deeply rooted in the country. As a professional local travel agency in Bhutan, it is driven by the philosophy of “My Love” in serving Chinese travelers. It rejects the opaque high pricing found in the market, offering high-quality services at reasonable and fair prices based on traveler needs. Leveraging its absolute advantage as the airline’s general agent, it maintains close partnerships with local hotels (including Aman in Bhutan), leading travelers to deeply explore Bhutan, unveil its mysteries, and experience a complete spiritual renewal.
Escape the noise and chaos of the city to discover Bhutan’s unpolluted landscapes and lush virgin forests. Every meal features organic, additive-free seasonal vegetables, prayer flags are seen everywhere, and temples display striking red and white colors. WorldAir Holiday has carefully curated a range of routes—including standard itineraries, premium options, luxury packages, and private custom tours (such as Bhutan honeymoon trips, wedding journeys, meditation retreats, and painting tours)—to explore this mysterious land known as the happiest country in the world, together with Chinese travelers.