Vietnam Travel News

10,000 tickets for domestic flights will be offered at VND 15,000 each from 11.00 am of May 28 to mark the participation of the first Vietnamese budget Airline Jetstar Pacific, in the global trademark of Jetstar.

The Hue festival scheduled from June 3 to 11 has three main parts. Festivities are designed to be attractive to guests.

Canadian property company broke ground in Ba Ria-Vung Tau last weekend for one of Vietnam’s largest tourism projects that will include the country’s first Las Vegas-style casino, a golf course and a complex of hotels.

A senior Cambodian government official says Cambodia wants to cooperate in tourism with Vietnam’s Central Highlands Lam Dong province. Cambodian Tourism Minister Thong Khon said he supports tourism cooperation and joint venture plans between Lam Dong province and Cambodian localities during a meeting with a Lam Dong province delegation in Phnom Penh on May 27.

Luxury resorts are springing up along central Vietnam’s beautiful beaches, turning this heritage-rich area into the next frontier for upscale tourism, writes Andy Tran.

Traveling from the Saigon Bridge toward District 9, a turn on Nguyen Xien Street going across the Go Cong Bridge will bring guests to an ecotourism park, which locals call the “Countryside Resort.”

Vietnam Puppetry Theatre is the only one art troupe invited to perform at at the Asia – Pacific UNESCO Congress recently held in Bulacan, the Philippines.

Ben Thanh Tourist has added a new trans-Vietnam tour starting on Wednesdays, aiming to attract more individual tourists who have time for longer tours.

The Central Highlands province of Lam Dong has allowed local groups to make a plan to develop a big resort city project worth more than US$1bil in Dankia-Suoi Vang in the province's Dalat city

The 2008 Southern Fruit Festival will be held from June 1 to August 30, 2008 in Suoi Tien Tourism Area. This will be an opportunity to collect delicious and well-known fruits nationwide and in the south to meet the demand of domestic and foreign tourists.