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Waifafo Resort Hoi An adds a Vietnamese touch to MICE
For those planning to hold meetings and conferences in Hoi An, Wafaifo Resort Hoi An just unveiled its inspired spaces for meetings and events. These halls and conference rooms were specifically designed for focus, flow and the connection of people and ideas with a refreshing touch of Vietnamese culture. Resort commercial director Mikkel Krantz said: “As markets experience rising costs, shifting trade dynamics, and increased caution around business spending, organisations are seeking second-tier city destinations that deliver value without compromise.” Indeed, Waifafo Resort Hoi An provides a stylish and functional setting for meetings, executive retreats, incentive programmes, creative workshops, weddings, birthdays and anniversaries. A most flexible venue The 270 sqm meeting venue can accommodate gatherings of up to 200 guests and can be configured in various formats. The interiors feature natural wood accents, sky-inspired ceiling decor, and wave-patterned flooring, giving the space a contemporary marine feeling. The meetings facility includes high-speed Wi-Fi and advanced AV capabilities, customised event menus created by the in-house F&B team, a dedicated event concierge, and flexible booking options to meet client needs. The main ballroom features retractable event screens and moveable partitions. Other facilities include two executive boardrooms, one with a full teleconferencing set up. Where service is the best Krantz remarked that the same service ethic that has quickly wowed guests and earned the resort five-star reviews, will also define the hotel’s event offering. He said: “We believe Wafaifo’s inspirational event spaces, can-do service standards, superlative catering, and convenient location with ample car parking will more than satisfy meeting needs.” At the same time, banquet menus at the resort are thoughtfully designed, creatively matching local ingredients with Vietnamese culinary heritage and international flair. According to Krantz: “The amazing culinary sensations created in our kitchen add a real wow factor.”
Klook: Philippine travellers hankering to go to Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam
Klook Philippines presented the results of its 2025 Travel Pulse Study which looked into the different travel behaviours and preferences of Filipinos over the past year today, 29th April. Study results show a particular shift with regard to dream destinations, as Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam came away as the top three choices for this year. This year’s study specifically highlighted the likes and preferences of the younger generations, namely Millennials and Gen Z. General manager Michello Ho said: “Overall, we’ve seen Filipinos take more chances on travelling in 2024 and definitely aren’t slowing down in 2025. It’s even reached the extent that Millennials and Gen Zs perceive it to be a therapeutic tool. From being considered a love language last year, to being a form of therapy today, it goes to show that travel continues to evolve in different ways to serve each individual's unique definition of joy.” Today’s event also featured the launch of an official partnership between Klook Philippines and Hospitality Innovators, Inc. (HII) which stemmed from the results of the study. Relevant findings The survey found that 98.5 percent of Filipino respondents have plans to travel domestically as well as nearby locations in the next year, while more than half shared that they plan to travel internationally. Klook also noted that, aside from the usual international hotspots like Japan, South Korea and Singapore; Vietnam, Taiwan, and Thailand were emerging in popularity amongst Filipinos. With regard to travel habits, it was noted that planning in advance remains a fundamental part of the Filipino travel experience, as 39 percent of travellers booked their flights and accommodations up to three months ahead of the trip. Interestingly, only 27 percent of respondents booked their experience in-destination. Once at their destination, 63 percent of Filipinos shared that they try out adventurous tours, digital detox, wellness, and meditation retreats, and are aligned with the spirit of trying out new things. On the other hand, 57 percent take on hidden gem adventures, while 54 percent try out workshops and classes that pique their interest. The top consideration Filipinos made when booking their travels revolved around vacationing during times when weather conditions were optimal. Scheduling around work and school vacations were ranked of equal importance, scoring 29.9 percent, followed by the affordability of the travel options available to them. How social media comes into play Social media plays a significant role in travel inspiration as 89 percent of Filipinos choose to visit a destination because it was popular on social media. This was evident to the platform following a 157 percent increase in revenue for Vietnam tourism services and products made on Klook after Klook Kreators started posting about their travels to Vietnam. On the topic of Klook’s community of Kreators, the program is set to continue making an impact as Kreator-generated sales have increased by 20 percent in Q1 2025 versus Q4 2024. Quick content such as photos and short-form videos are considered the go-to travel guides for Pinoys followed by long-form videos and in-depth blog posts that dive deeper into destination. Ho explained: “Based on our study, social media has definitely made an impact on the way Filipinos plan their travels, and the motivations that create their itineraries. It’s become a means of digitalization that drives a more intense desire to travel and explore what’s out there.” While TikTok is only the third most popular application among respondents, the study shows that compared to the regional average, Filipinos are more than two times more likely to engage with TikTok for travel inspiration. The rankings haven’t changed much as Facebook remains to lead the list (84%), followed by Youtube (73%), and Instagram places last (63%).
Garrya Mu Cang Chai opens with 110 Keys in Vietnam
Banyan Group, an independent, global hospitality company, announces the opening of Garrya Mu Cang Chai, a serene resort in the renowned mountain and rice terrace region of Mu Cang Chai, Yen Bai province, Northern Vietnam. Celebrated as one of Southeast Asia’s remarkable landscapes, this area is known for its majestic mountains and layered emerald rice terraces. Recognised as a national natural heritage site, Mu Cang Chai attracts visitors with its seasonal beauty and vibrant culture, located over 300 kilometres north of Hanoi. Nestled in Yen Bai Province in Northern Vietnam, Garrya Mu Cang Chai is a Tranquil Retreat Offering Mindful Living Amidst Majestic Mountain Landscapes. "We are delighted to introduce Garrya Mu Cang Chai, a perfect getaway from the city, surrounded by picturesque rice terraces. The resort embodies Garrya’s philosophy of finding beauty in simplicity. From thoughtful spaces that encourage stillness to a purposeful living approach, we want to offer our guests a meaningful escape from the demands of modern life. This is where guests can rest their body and mind, and find culture, nature and community converge in harmony,” said Thinh Phan, General Manager. As the first international resort brand in the region and Garrya’s inaugural property in Vietnam, Garrya Mu Cang Chai covers 6.5 hectares of lush greenery. The resort features 110 rooms, suites, and villas with views of rice terraces and mountains. Accessible from Hanoi by a scenic six-hour drive, the resort is close to iconic sites such as Mam Xoi and Mong Ngua rice terrace hills, the Mu Cang Chai bamboo forest, H’Mong ethnic villages, and the Khau Pha pass. Asian Sensibility with Simplified Living The rooms, suites, and villas, ranging from 30 to 154 square metres, offer panoramic views of the tranquil countryside. The Mu Cang Chai Pool Suite and Mountain View Pool Villa feature bamboo accents, a cultural symbol of Vietnam, with brocade motifs typical of the H’Mong people. The Wellbeing Suite and Wellbeing Pool Suite cater to guests seeking a peaceful and rejuvenating escape, with access to the Hydro Wellbeing Area and inclusive spa treatments. Each villa is connected by tree-lined pathways and lush gardens with native flora—including the region’s iconic Tớ Dày flower. The Flavours of Northwest Vietnam Refresh, the all-day dining restaurant, offers nutritious cuisine alongside a selection of international, Asian, local, and Vietnamese dishes. The restaurant's bright, airy interior, adorned with Vietnamese bamboo-inspired décor and high ceilings overlooking the surrounding mountains and rice terraces, creates a serene dining atmosphere. Charcoal Grill offers an interactive dining experience with a live open kitchen, featuring a unique blend of Western, Asian, and Vietnamese dishes. The restaurant highlights traditional charcoal and dry wood cooking methods, adapted from the local ethnic groups, providing an authentic taste of the region. Underground Sport Bar provides a different atmosphere with gin-infused craft cocktails and light bites, accompanied by acoustic bands. Screening Rooms offer a space for music immersion. BZen Pool Bar, next to the outdoor pool, serves light meals, fresh juices, and kombuchas, while the Lobby Lounge is perfect for a coffee or tea. A Destination for Contemplation The property is home to the 8LEMENTS Spa, a relaxation cocoon. Banyan Group's wellbeing philosophy emphasises the interconnectedness of mind, body, and soul, as well as our connection to others and nature. Guests will have access to essential wellbeing products and area that nurture both individuals and the environment. The Hydro Wellbeing Area offers a range of facilities including hot/warm and cold pools, shower experiences, a rain mist shower walk, an infrared sauna, and a herbal steam room. These amenities enhance wellbeing by improving blood circulation, aiding detoxification, and boosting metabolism. The Area provides both hot and cold treatments for a holistic experience. Fitness enthusiasts will enjoy ReCharge Gym, a comprehensive fitness centre, while those who prefer group activities can enjoy a variety of board games, including billiards and football, at the Social Zone. Garrya Mu Cang Chai features an 8-metre-high pillarless bamboo ballroom with panoramic views of terraced fields and mountains. The resort also offers an outdoor event area and smaller meeting rooms, equipped with the latest sound and lighting systems, ideal for both in-person and online meetings. Wedding couples can have a picturesque mountainous destination wedding in Mu Cang Chai, recognised as one of the world's top 50 most beautiful destinations in 2020.
Banyan Group brings the Garrya hospitality brand to Northern Vietnam
Global hospitality firm Banyan Group formally opened its new mountain resort Garrya Mu Cang Chai in the renowned mountain and rice terrace region of Mu Cang Chai, Yen Bai province, Northern Vietnam. The opening also marks the Garry brand’s debut in the country. According to general manager Thinh Phan: "We are delighted to introduce Garrya Mu Cang Chai, a perfect getaway from the city, surrounded by picturesque rice terraces. The resort embodies Garrya's philosophy of finding beauty in simplicity. From thoughtful spaces that encourage stillness to a purposeful living approach, we want to offer our guests a meaningful escape from the demands of modern life. This is where guests can rest their body and mind, and find culture, nature and community converging in harmony.” As the first international resort brand in the region and Garrya's inaugural property in Vietnam, Garrya Mu Cang Chai covers 6.5 hectares of lush greenery. The resort features 110 rooms, suites, and villas with views of rice terraces and mountains. Accessible from Hanoi by a scenic six-hour drive, the resort is close to iconic sites such as Mam Xoi and Mong Ngua rice terrace hills, the Mu Cang Chai bamboo forest, H'Mong ethnic villages, and the Khau Pha pass. Celebrated as one of Southeast Asia's remarkable landscapes, this area is known for its majestic mountains and layered emerald rice terraces. Recognised as a national natural heritage site, Mu Cang Chai attracts visitors with its seasonal beauty and vibrant culture, located over 300 kilometres north of Hanoi. Asian minimalism at its finest The rooms, suites, and villas, ranging from 30 to 154 square metres, offer panoramic views of the tranquil countryside. The Mu Cang Chai Pool Suite and Mountain View Pool Villa feature bamboo accents, a cultural symbol of Vietnam, with brocade motifs typical of the H'Mong people. The Wellbeing Suite and Wellbeing Pool Suite cater to guests seeking a peaceful and rejuvenating escape, with access to the Hydro Wellbeing Area and inclusive spa treatments. Each villa is connected by tree-lined pathways and lush gardens with native flora, including the region's iconic Tớ Dày flower. Deliciously Vietnamese Refresh, the all-day dining restaurant, offers nutritious cuisine alongside a selection of international, Asian, local, and Vietnamese dishes. The restaurant's bright, airy interior, adorned with Vietnamese bamboo-inspired décor and high ceilings overlooking the surrounding mountains and rice terraces, creates a serene dining atmosphere. On the other hand, Charcoal Grill offers an interactive dining experience with a live open kitchen, featuring a unique blend of Western, Asian, and Vietnamese dishes. The restaurant highlights traditional charcoal and dry wood cooking methods, adapted from the local ethnic groups, providing an authentic taste of the region. Underground Sport Bar provides a different atmosphere with gin-infused craft cocktails and light bites, accompanied by acoustic bands. Screening Rooms offer a space for music immersion. BZen Pool Bar, next to the outdoor pool, serves light meals, fresh juices, and kombuchas, while the Lobby Lounge is perfect for a coffee or tea. Where contemplation holds sway The property is home to the 8LEMENTS Spa, a relaxation cocoon. Banyan Group's wellbeing philosophy emphasises the interconnectedness of mind, body, and soul, as well as our connection to others and nature. Guests will have access to essential wellbeing products and a specialised area that nurture both individuals and the environment. The Hydro Wellbeing Area offers a range of facilities including hot/warm and cold pools, shower experiences, a rain mist shower walk, an infrared sauna, and a herbal steam room. These amenities enhance wellbeing by improving blood circulation, aiding detoxification, and boosting metabolism. The Area provides both hot and cold treatments for a holistic experience. Fitness enthusiasts will enjoy ReCharge Gym, a comprehensive fitness centre, while those who prefer group activities can enjoy a variety of board games, including billiards and football, at the Social Zone. Garrya Mu Cang Chai features an 8-metre-high pillarless bamboo ballroom with panoramic views of terraced fields and mountains. The resort also offers an outdoor event area and smaller meeting rooms, equipped with the latest sound and lighting systems, ideal for both in-person and online meetings. Wedding couples can have a picturesque mountainous destination wedding in Mu Cang Chai, recognised as one of the world's top 50 most beautiful destinations in 2020.
Vietnamese PM calls to begin construction for high-speed railway
Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh called upon the country’s Ministry of Construction to finalise all preliminary procedures related to the construction of the Vietnamese North-South High-Speed Railway system. Pham advised ministry officials that construction ought to begin in late 2026, at least a year earlier than initially planned. The Prime Minister also asked the ministry to submit additional bidding measures related to the project by the end of this month. This is expected to provide ample time for submission to and deliberation on the part of the National Assembly and the National Assembly Standing Committee in May in order to fast-track the project’s progress. Full speed travel To be built at the estimated cost of around US$67.34 billion, Vietnam’s North-South high-speed railway will primarily serve passenger transportation and carry light cargo whenever necessary. Much like Indonesia’s high-speed railway service Whoosh, the North-South high-speed railway will have a designed speed of 350 km/hour. The electronic railway route will have 23 passenger and five cargo stations connected to key cargo hubs, starting at the Ngoc Hoi station in Hanoi. Trains will subsequently pass through 20 provinces and cities before terminating the journey at the Thu Thiem station in Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam mulls granting ‘10 -year’ Golden Visa
Representative Image, kiss bridge In Vietnam Vietnam is looking change the dynamics of travel and investment in Southeast Asia with a Golden Visa that would allow foreigners to stay for 5 to 10 years. Proposed by the country’s Tourism Advisory Board, the long-term visa aims to attract digital nomads, high-net-worth individuals, and global entrepreneurs. Vietnam has made an impressive comeback post-pandemic, but tourism experts are raising the alarm: neighboring countries like Thailand and Malaysia have already rolled out long-stay visas—and are reaping the benefits. A Golden Visa is the golden key to long-term living abroad. It’s a residency permit in exchange for investment—whether in real estate, local businesses, or even tourism-driven economic development. Currently, Vietnam offers mainly short-stay visas. The Golden Visa would be a game-changer, offering up to 10 years of residence, easy renewals, and the freedom to live, work, or retire in one of Asia’s most captivating countries. According to the proposal, the visa program could be piloted in major cities and tourism hubs such as: Phu Quoc – Vietnam’s tropical island paradise Ho Chi Minh City – A dynamic business and cultural hub Hanoi – The historic capital Da Nang – A rising digital nomad hotspot The Golden Visa, if approved, would be available to: Foreign investors and entrepreneurs Skilled professionals and tech talent High-spending tourists and digital nomads Retirees seeking affordable, scenic living The aim is to boost tourism, attract foreign capital, and elevate Vietnam’s global image as a livable destination in Southeast Asia.
Discover Central Vietnam with Laguna Lang Co
Nestled along Central Vietnam’s most private and pristine three-kilometre beach, Laguna Lang Co is a world class integrated resort, celebrated for its exclusive privacy and unspoiled natural surroundings. Home to both Banyan Tree and Angsana brands, there’s no shortage of things to do in the resort, but it’s also the perfect base from which to discover the culturally rich beauty and natural wonders of Central Vietnam. Lang Co is a unique destination, at the crossroads of several distinctive UNESCO World Heritage sights such as the ancient capital of Hue, the charming and age-old city of Hoi An and the relics of My Son. The surrounding area also has a wealth of traditional pagodas, temples and monuments featuring intricate architecture which are the testament of the ancient capital’s history. Banyan Tree is an award winning all-pool-villa resort, perfect for couples with its exclusive privacy and unspoiled natural surroundings while Angsana Lango Co is a family friendly property with 101 activities to suit all ages. Should you be travelling to Central Vietnam this year and interesting in exploring a press stay at either property, do let us know and we’d love to look into this for you. Here are our pick of the local excursions not to miss: Bach Ma National Park (20 kilometres / 15 minutes away): Bach Ma National Park is a must-visit spot for wildlife enthusiasts. The national park was established in 1991 with a total area of 22 hectares and was further expanded larger in 2008 to better protect the ecological system. Bach Ma was recognised as one of the biodiversity centres of Indochina for its ecological diversification. Bach Ma’s peak stands at 1,450 metres in height and is covered by clouds all year round. Hue Imperial City (65 Kilometres / 90 minutes away): Located in the heart of Vietnam, Hue Imperial City is a majestic testament to the country’s rich history and culture. This historical gem offers visitors a glimpse into the splendours of Vietnamese tradition and craftsmanship. With its serene palaces, grand temples and intricate architecture, Hue Imperial City beckons travellers seeking an experience that nurtures the spirit. As an ancient citadel, Hue Imperial City is not merely a destination. It is a journey into the past. Each step here is a step through time, where the whispers of emperors and the tales of dynasties unfold in the present. With a variety of ornate gates, gardens and tombs to explore, Hue Imperial City allows for a journey through the annals of history and an opportunity to connect with the legacy of the past. Hoi An Ancient Town (80 kilometres / 107 minutes away): Hoi An Ancient Town is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a traditional Asian trading port known for its well-preserved architecture, vibrant markets and enchanting atmosphere. Located in Vietnam’s central - Quang Nam Province, on the north bank near the mouth of the Thu Bon River, the town showcases a unique fusion of indigenous and foreign cultures, including Chinese, Japanese and later European influences. As daylight fades, Hoi An Ancient Town transforms into a mesmerising display of lights. Visitors can stroll along Nguyen Phuc Chu Street, also known as Hoi An Lantern Street, to admire the beautiful lanterns the city is famous for. For a unique perspective of Hoi An at night, visitors can climb aboard traditional Vietnamese boats adorned with lanterns and embark on a boat trip along the tranquil Hoai River. My Son Sanctuary (120 kilometres / 100 minutes away) My Son Sanctuary invites discerning travellers to discover the rich history of the Cham civilisation. Set in a lush valley, this archaeological site features ancient Hindu temples that offer a unique glimpse into Vietnam’s cultural heritage. Highlights include intricately carved brick towers, 11th-century statues with inscriptions and temples that once housed sacred linga-yoni altars, all set against the surrounding natural landscape. Each structure was built layer by layer using red bricks decorated with intricate carvings. Questions about the methods used by the Cham builders remain unanswered to this day, including how they fired the bricks, how they stuck them together and when in the process the decorative carvings were made.
Dragon Pearl Cave Transforms into Vietnam’s Most Unique Dining and Entertainment Venue
Set to redefine cultural tourism in Vietnam, the spectacular Dragon Pearl Cave in Cam Pha district is preparing to become a one-of-a-kind dining and concert experience. From April 2025, Asia Premier Cruises (APC) Corporation will launch a 2.5-hour cave dining experience within the 4000-square-metre cavern, combining exquisite cuisine with captivating live entertainment. A Theatre Inside a Mountain Situated 45 metres above sea level and surrounded by the picturesque Ban Co mountain range, Dragon Pearl Cave is part of the Vung Duc historical relic site and one of five interconnected caves. Formed around 150 million years ago, this natural wonder boasts two chambers adorned with dramatic stalactites and stalagmites, earning its nickname “a theatre inside a mountain”. The cave’s design lends itself perfectly to its new function. The first chamber, illuminated by natural daylight from above, will welcome guests at the reception area. From here, diners will move into the larger second chamber, where a mesmerising performance will precede the dining experience. Dining in Style APC’s chefs are designing a culinary journey to cater for up to 800 guests, offering a blend of international buffets and sophisticated fine dining options. Whether enjoying lunch or dinner, diners will be treated to an immersive gastronomic experience against the awe-inspiring backdrop of ancient rock formations. Chairman of APC, Nguyen Cao Son, expressed his excitement for this innovative venture, stating: “Our mystical cave dining journey will mark a new milestone in Vietnam’s cultural tourism, turning a UNESCO World Heritage listed site into a remarkable stage that celebrates nature, history, art and good cuisine.” Musical Magic in the Cave Enhancing the dining experience is a 45-minute live performance. The Suc Song Moi Orchestra, under the artistic direction of Dong Quang Vinh, promises to bring an extraordinary atmosphere to Dragon Pearl Cave. Known as “Vietnam’s music ambassador”, Vinh and his orchestra bridge the gap between traditional Vietnamese melodies and modern orchestral arrangements. The orchestra’s repertoire features reimagined classics like Trống Cơm, a Northern Vietnamese folk song, and Mùa Xuân Ơi, a melody celebrating New Year prosperity. Guests may also hear the innovative Vietnam Style, a creative nod to the internationally famous Gangnam Style, but reinterpreted to honour Vietnam’s spirit. Vinh shared his perspective on performing in such a unique setting: “To take our music, usually performed in a large concert hall, and bring it to a setting as spectacular as Dragon Pearl Cave is a remarkable experience. Performing in the cave for the first time was both exhilarating and humbling.” A Bucket-List Experience Dragon Pearl Cave’s transformation highlights Vietnam’s commitment to merging natural beauty with cultural and artistic innovation. Visitors will experience a dining journey unlike any other, combining UNESCO heritage, world-class cuisine, and the power of music into an unforgettable adventure. Looking to experience this mystical dining journey in Vietnam? Visit ambassadorcruise.com for more information and bookings.
BestPrice Travel changes the game with Flexible Group Tours in Vietnam
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.
Vietjet launches four new Vietnam-China routes
Vietjet has launched four new non-stop services connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam to Beijing and Guangzhou in China. These routes mark a key milestone in Vietjet’s continued expansion in 2025, which also includes other new routes to India, Japan, and Singapore, highlighting the airline’s robust growth and commitment to strengthening international connectivity. The airline is offering a limited-time promotion from now to April 5, 2025, with Eco-class fares starting as low as INR11 plus taxes and fees across all routes. This incredible deal applies to flights scheduled between April 15, 2025, and March 28, 2026 (exclusive of public holidays), with bookings available on www.vietjetair.com or the Vietjet Air mobile app. The new Vietnam-China routes include daily services from Ho Chi Minh City to Beijing and Guangzhou, as well as from Hanoi to Guangzhou. Meanwhile, the Hanoi-Beijing route initially operates three times a week before transitioning to daily service from April 27, 2025. Additionally, a new Hanoi-Shanghai service will commence on April 29, 2025, offering daily flights. Vietjet Vice Chairwoman Nguyen Thanh Ha said, “Vietjet is excited to launch four new routes from Vietnam to Beijing and Guangzhou as part of our ongoing strategy to expand our flight network. With this expansion, we will continue to provide affordable and convenient travel options for both locals and tourists, further enhancing connectivity across Asia.” These new routes are part of Vietjet’s broader international expansion from its key Vietnamese hubs in 2025. Since mid-March, the airline has introduced direct flights from Hyderabad and Bengaluru to Ho Chi Minh City, strengthening its operations in India. Additional services from Ho Chi Minh City to Nagoya and Fukuoka in Japan will commence in late April, followed by a new route connecting Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island and renowned resort town, with Singapore at the end of May.
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