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| The programme will be held on a large scale, involving over 12,000 children, including students from schools and localities in Hà Nội and other provinces. — VNS Photo |
Viet Nam News
HCM CITY — Vietjet will join hands with the Youth Theatre of Việt Nam to organise “Flying dreams”, a programme aimed at introducing art to children, especially those from the disadvantaged sections.
The programme will also mark International Children’s Day on June 1.
“Flying Dreams” consists of distinctive musical and theatrical plays, games and interesting and useful exchange performances, which will be performed for free by artists of the Youth Theatre on June 1 as well as on every weekend throughout the summer of 2018.
“The programme will act as a bridge to spread the values of humanity, nourish and give wings to children’s ambitions and motivate them to overcome difficulties to fulfil their dreams,” Vietjet said in a statement.
The programme will be held on a large scale, involving over 12,000 children, including students from schools and localities in Hà Nội and other provinces. It will give practical gifts to help children in difficult circumstances have more energy and confidence in future, Vietjetsaid.
Besides offering the opportunity to millions of people to fly at economical costs, Vietjet will continue to organises charitable, social, cultural, sports and entertainment activities from time to time. The airline said it would continue to offer fare incentivesto its consumers. — VNS
