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AirAsia celebrates Hari Gawai, Kaamatan and Raya with festive videos
29 May
AirAsia celebrates Hari Gawai and Kaamatan, and Hari Raya Aidilfitri with festive videos to highlight the importance of family ties and tradition.
The Gawai and Kaamatan video
The Hari Raya video
Titled ‘The Girl Who Loves Rice’, the new Hari Gawai and Kaamatan video follows Kadazan cabin crew member Solius Ingrid Gangkangon and her heartfelt story and love of rice growing up.
Today, when she is away travelling, especially during the harvest festival, she is reminded of home and family with a bowl of rice in her hands.
The new Hari Raya Aidilfitri video also celebrates the excitement of Hari Raya with family and friends including how our guests and crew prepare food, outfits and travel plans for the festive season .
AirAsia Group Head of Branding, Rudy Khawsaid, “from sharing the joy of the harvest festival to bringing people home to their family and friends, AirAsia looks forward to celebrating the festive season with our guests…I’d like to wish everyone Kotobian Tadau Tagazo Do Kaamatan, Selamat Ngintu Ari Gawai and Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri.”
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