Our Fortune Wings Club partner, Hong Kong Air, flies three times a day between Beijing and Hong Kong with impeccable service. If you’re not planning a stopover in Beijing, westbound travel lets you take an overnight break with a hotel stay provided with our compliments. Eastbound, you can make a direct connection back to Seattle or stop over if you wish. (Stopover hotel not provided eastbound.) And best of all, you’ll earn Fortune Wings miles on Hong Kong Air as well!

Did you know that Hong Kong Air has now made it mandatory for all flight attendants to learn Wing Chun, an ancient martial arts form learned by Bruce Lee himself!

Check out the video commercial here:

Hainan Island is about to witness one its most highly-charged, publicized event. That's right, it's the 2011 PGA Tour - Omega Missions Hills World Cup teeing off in November 24-27, 2011.

Amateur and professional golfers around the world are anticipating for a chance to visit 100 of the challenging, yet beautiful courses in what has now come to be known as, "the Hawaii of China". There are even options to check-in to golf-view suites at the Kangle Garden resort, in case you don't want to miss out on the golfing conditions.

Learn more about the various golf courses on Sanya's government website.

Hainan Airlines will start its non-stop service between Zurich and Beijing on May 31st, 2011. The aircraft to be used on this route is the Airbus 330, which comes with 34 business class seats and 179 economy seats. The flight is to be operated with a frequency of 3 flights per week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

For Zurich-Beijing flights, the departure time is 1:20 pm, local time in Zurich; the arrival time is 5:20 am of the next morning, local time in Beijing. For Beijing-Zurich flights, the departure time is 1:50 am, local time in Beijing; the arrival time is 7:05 am, local time in Zurich. This schedule is ideal for those connecting to other cities from these destinations and business travelers.