Vietnam Travel News

This is the busiest season for Xuan Dinh village, Tu Liem District, Hanoi where 39 families are working hard to process 630 tonnes of jams in time for Tet.

In a world first for low-cost airlines, Jetstar and AirAsia announced Wednesday they would form a new alliance that would reduce costs and pool expertise, ultimately resulting in cheaper fares for both.
The carriers said in a statement they would focus on cost reduction and potential savings.

This New Year occasion, the number of tourists went to Ba Ria Vung Tau increased sharply as expecting, but did not overload.

According to Tourism Management Board, in 2009, nearly 2.4 million tourists came to Vung Tau for sea-bathing, relaxing.

Con Dao attracted 24,500 tourists in 2009 for sight-seeing, relaxing, in which, some 2,200 are foreigners.

Quang Binh Provincial Peoples' Committee approved the detailed plan for Thanh Ha-Da Nhay resort complex in Bo Trach District on December 25, 2009.

During the first days of the New Year, the number of both domestic and international visitors to different localities of Vietnam increases sharply, according to Vietnam Administration of Tourism.

Passengers planning to fly with Jetstar Pacific during Tet could face holiday misery including delays and cancellations.

 Tour operators had a happy first day of the New Year as thousands of international visitors arrived in HCMC in the morning of January 1 amidst the vivid welcoming ceremony right at Tan Son Nhat International Airport.

American carrier Delta Air Lines has announced its wholly subsidiary Northwest Airlines would discontinue flights to Ho Chi Minh City via Tokyo, effective from March 27, 2010.

Looking at a visitor concentrating on a sculpture, I set aside my intention to make her acquaintance and ask her feelings about the Cham Sculpture Museum,

Wide sunflowers and other flowers swaying in the breeze and the sweet sound of running water in the distance are waiting for you at the site of Yaly Hydropower Plant and Dam in the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai this season.

The project management unit (PMU) and Japan’s Nikken Sekkei signed a contract on Jan. 5 to provide consultancy services for the building and designing of the National History Museum in Hanoi.

Vietnamese travel agents reported that the local tourism market is busy with a great number of tourists registering tours during the lunar new year festival (Tet) and some long-distance tours are closed because of impossible ticket reservation.