Singapore and Sun PhuQuoc Expand Full-Service Connectivity Across Asia

Sun PhuQuoc Airways is rapidly transforming Vietnam’s aviation landscape by linking Phu Quoc to key Asian markets, including Singapore, China, Thailand, India, Malaysia, and the Philippines, in response to rising demand for premium, full‑service travel across the region. With the island preparing to host APEC 2027 and its tourism sector expanding, the airline is positioning itself as a bridge for business and leisure travellers seeking seamless international connections, offering modern amenities, comfortable cabins, and direct access to some of Asia’s most important economic and cultural hubs. In a decisive move that underscores Vietnam’s growing influence in regional aviation, Sun PhuQuoc Airways, the island‑named carrier backed by Vietnam’s Sun Group, is rapidly transforming a once‑regional leisure route network into a strategic trans‑Asian travel bridge. Launched in late 2025, the airline has now extended nonstop services to multiple major destinations including Singapore, Taiwan (China), Hong Kong (China) and, in plans announced this year, additional key markets that span China, Thailand, India, Malaysia, and the Philippines. At the heart of this expansion is Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam’s tropical gem and tourism showcase. The island combines white‑sand beaches, tropical forests, luxury resorts, and an economy powered increasingly by global visitors. Its rising profile as a year‑round tourism hub was sealed when Vietnam announced Phu Quoc will host the APEC 2027 Summit, a gathering that demands reliable, upscale international connectivity.