Budget Car Rental is revving up Vietnam’s tourism market with the launch of World-Class Drives, a collection of itineraries that make exploring the country easier, safer and more comfortable than any other transportation offering on the market.
Enthusiasts of vintage and modern motorcycles have marked November 22, 2008 on their calendar as a day to head for Can Gio District to help underprivileged children while having some fun.
The budget airline Jetstar Pacific has joined forces with AIG Vietnam General Insurance Company (AIG Vietnam) to offer an online travel insurance service, called Jetcover, on its website from November 12, 2008.
The Vietravel Company has introduced several special tours for teachers on the occasion of the Vietnamese Teachers’ Day on November 20th, 2008.
Many local tour operators have run into rapture at the news of visa exemption for holders of ordinary passports between Vietnam and Cambodia, saying the pact would be a springboard to spur travel between the two countries.
Vietnam Airlines will increase its flights to 832 on Hanoi-Ho Chi Minh City and Ho Chi Minh City-Da Nang routes to meet people’s travel demand during the coming Lunar New Year Festival.
The low-cost airline Jetstar Pacific will resume domestic service between HCMC and Hue from December 5, 2008 in coincidence with a traditional pickup in domestic air travel demand and a fall in world oil prices.
Vietnam Airlines has announced its abolishment of fuel surcharges on all of its domestic routes from November 1, 2008.
To meet the growing demand for luxurious cruises in the legendary Halong Bay, Bhaya Cruises, the leading cruise operator in Vietnam, announced today the inaugural launch of Bhaya II.
Mekong Aviation Joint Stock Company has recently become the third private airline to request and receive a Vietnamese operating license.
Hong Kong-based Dragonair on October 26, 2008 launched the Hong Kong-Hanoi route using A320 and A321 aircraft, offering daily service at some 380 USD for a two-way ticket.
Jetstar Pacific, Vietnam’s low-cost airline, on October 21, 2008 announced the changes to a plan to launch daily direct services from Ho Chi Minh City to Bangkok, Thailand and Siem Reap, Cambodia.