BestPrice Travel is transforming the Vietnam travel experience for Australians with Flexible Group Tours that combine affordability with personalisation.
This innovative model breaks away from rigid itineraries, allowing travelers to explore Vietnam’s vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes without overspending.
As international travel rebounds, Vietnam is becoming a top choice for Australian adventurers.
More travelers seek budget-friendly yet tailored experiences, and Flexible Group Tours answer that need by offering curated itineraries with the freedom of solo travel while sharing costs with like-minded explorers.
A personalised way to travel
According to a Skyscanner Travel Report, 71 percent of Australians now prefer customized itineraries over traditional group tours, signaling a shift toward more immersive, cost-effective travel.
For these travellers, Vietnam is an ideal destination for this trend, offering rich cultural experiences, diverse landscapes, and great value for money.
According to BestPrice Travel’s general manager Hien Kim: “Australians are our largest market, and we’ve seen a growing demand for personalized experiences. However, fully private tours can be expensive. That’s why we launched Flexible Group Tours—to make customized travel more affordable.”
Since these tours were launched, they have rapidly gained popularity with over 2,000 bookings in 2024 alone.
Game-changer
Flexible Group Tours are reshaping how Australians explore Vietnam, offering a perfect mix of affordability, personalization, and social experiences.
As more Aussies look for budget-friendly yet flexible options, this model is becoming a game-changer.
For those planning to visit Vietnam, these tours offer the fullest travel experience that fits each unique lifestyle.
With more direct flights between Australia and Vietnam and increasing demand for personalized, budget-friendly travel, this model is set to expand.
That said, travel agencies are expanding offerings with unique local experiences, including Ha Giang motorbike loops, eco-lodges in the Mekong Delta, and even culinary tours featuring Vietnam’s diverse food culture.
