Offering its passengers affordable fares to Ho Chi Minh City, Thai Vietjet has launched ‘Ho Chi Minh Flash Sale’ promotion, offering special fares starting from THB 1,499 (approx. USD 39.77)(inclusive of taxes and fees). For travel on the airline’s flight service between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Ho Chi Minh, with a booking period from November 1 – 5, 2022, and travel period from November 5, 2022 – March 27, 2023 (not inclusive of public holidays, with terms and conditions applied)
The special promotional tickets are applied to Thai Vietjet’s flight service between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Ho Chi Minh. The promotional fares are also available on all other distribution channels including mobile app “Vietjet Air”, via Facebook at by clicking the “Booking” tab, as well as travel agencies and booking offices. Payment can be easily made with ‘True Money Wallet’ and international debit/ credit cards.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s leading economic, financial and tourism center, is a vibrant destination with incredible restaurants, shopping and nightlife. The city is also the major transportation hub where visitors can reach out to domestic and international destinations easily. Bangkok, on the other hand, has a stunning view of the boat-filled Chao Phraya River, the spectacular Grand Palace, and numerous lively night markets.
Thai Vietjet, together with Vietjet (Vietnam), is the largest carrier operating between Vietnam and Thailand in terms of capacity, offering direct services from Hanoi/Ho Chi Minh City/ Da Nang to Bangkok and the only direct route between Ho Chi Minh City and Phuket/Chiang Mai. The new Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) – Da lat service will start commencing from December onwards, with the operation of 4 flights a week every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, with an approximate flight duration of 1 hour 40 minutes.
Thai Vietjet has been providing leading capacity to passengers with the highest level of safety for travel during the Covid-19 outbreak. The carrier also strictly performs aircraft disinfection throughout its fleet in compliance with Thai Ministry of Public Health and CAAT’s directives, to reduce potential risk to the health of passengers and its staff.
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