Getting to Vietnam is now easier than ever thanks to the great location of country in South East Asia. Vietnam now has international airport in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh city , Danang and Nha Trang which connect conveniently hundreds of international and domestic every day. Just with a few minutes phone or booking online, you will hold the ticket to any city in Vietnam . Beside flight routes, the system of road and international piers with better quality are now making great contributions to link Vietnam to other countries in the world.  Read more

Getting to Vietnam is now easier than ever thanks to the great location of country in South East Asia. Vietnam now has international airport in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh city, Danang and Nha Trang which connect conveniently hundreds of international and domestic every day. Just with a few minutes phone or booking online, you will hold the ticket to any city in Vietnam. Beside flight routes, the system of road and international piers with better quality are now making great contributions to link Vietnam to other countries in the world. 

Vietnam was once famed for bus drivers ripping off foreigners and cramming as many bodies as possible into their vehicles, but this is dying down; most routes now have tickets with fixed prices, and the advent of luxury “open-tour” buses on the main tourist trail saw comfort levels rocket. On the longer stretches, many buses are sleeper-berth for their whole length, though getting forty winks can be tough – the nature of local roads means that emergency stops are common, and Vietnamese drivers use their horn liberally, which can become grating very quickly on a long journey.

Security remains an important consideration. Never fall asleep with your bag by your side, and never leave belongings unattended.

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Vietnam was once famed for bus drivers ripping off foreigners and cramming as many bodies as possible into their vehicles, but this is dying down; most routes now have tickets with fixed prices, and the advent of luxury “open-tour” buses on the main tourist trail saw comfort levels rocket. On the longer stretches, many buses are sleeper-berth for their whole length, though getting forty winks can be tough – the nature of local roads means that emergency stops are common, and Vietnamese drivers use their horn liberally, which can become grating very quickly on a long journey.

Security remains an important consideration. Never fall asleep with your bag by your side, and never leave belongings unattended.