Viet Nam News
HA NOI — Thousands of special deals will be on offer at the Vietnam Travel Fest 2019 which will take place in Ha Noi from March 15 to 17.
About 150 enterprises including hotels, resorts, airlines and tourism companies will participate in the event. Visitors can find accommodation packages in luxury resorts and five-star hotels with reasonable prices, cheap flights and tours to several destinations in Viet Nam and abroad.
Vietnam Airlines will offer prices from VND299,000 (US$13) for domestic one-way ticket and from $9 for return tickets from Ha Noi to destinations abroad, while budget airline Jetstar will offer 10,000 tickets priced from VND49,000 ($2).
Hoang Viet Travel will introduce a tour to Thailand from only VND4 million ($172) and Vietfoot Travel will discount VND5 million ($215) for any guest booking a tour to Europe.
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| Travel blogger Ngo Tran Hai An will share his personal experience with Travel Fest audience. — Photo kenh14.vn |
The Salinda Resort in Phu Quoc Island will offer 50 per cent discount for accommodation (from VND3 million or $129) in its five-star property. The Emeralda Resort in Ninh Binh Province’s Van Long Nature Reserve will release 400 vouchers with the price of VND1.69 million a night including breakfast.
Various other promotions are on offer from big players in the industry, such as FLC Resort, paradise Cruises, Wyndham Ha Long, Silk Path Sapa, Novotel Phu Quoc, La Veranda Phu Quoc Resort and Banyan Tree Lang Co.
In addition, the 300 first visitors to the event who pay through the app QuickPay by TPBank will receive 10 per cent off their bill.
The event’s agenda will also include talks by Vietnamese travel bloggers Hoang Le Giang, Nguyen Hoang Bao, Ly Thanh Co, Vinh Gau and Tung Nem, who will share their personal experiences from tips to take nice photos to how to save money when travelling.
Travel Fest, organised by magazine Travellive and Aeon Mall, will take place at the square in front of the Aeon Mall Long Bien in Long Bien District. The event is expected to greet about 40,000 visitors. — VNS