Vietnam

Vietnam is a markedly Confucian society and its business practices are often more similar to those of China, Japan and Korea than to those of its Southeast Asian neighbors. The following Vietnam travel tips will help you to avoid some social taboos and make your trip to Vietnam culturally and socially enriching experience.

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Practice bargaining skill at Bac Ha Market, Dong Xuan Market, Quang Ba Flower Market, Hoi An Night Market, Da Lat Night Market, Ben Thanh Market, Binh Tay Market and Dinh Cau Night Market.

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Vietnam’s culinary landscape varies from the Northern to Central and Southern Vietnam because of differences in climate and resources, popular dishes in the north may not even exist in the south and vice versa. The following are the most preferred dishe

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Planning a beach vacation in Vietnam, you can’t miss out the below list in central provinces such as Lang Co Beach in Hue, Non Nuoc Beach in Da Nang, Ha My Beach in Hoi An, Ky Co Beach in Quy Nhon, Bai Xep Beach in Phu Yen, Ninh Chu Beach in Ninh Thuan.

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The Covid_19 pandemic has terribly affected many countries over the world. It caused terror in the land of the living. Many people lost their families, friends… forever. Others had to struggle to live. After this severe pandemic, I believe that most of you would like to spend wisely your precious time together with your beloved people. One of ways to build up good memories with your beloved people is travelling. If you are looking for a safe destination to travel after Covid_19, Vietnam could be a perfect choice for you.

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We strongly recommend taking out insurance whilst travelling in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand or Myanmar. If you can’t afford travel insurance you can’t afford to travel.

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To enter the countries of Indochina, it's recommended to check-out visa requirements in advance

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In general, Vietnam is a safe country. Except for a few pickpockets and snatching in some districts of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, it is actually very rare that tourists are attacked. Although the risk remains low in Vietnam, here are some tips to follow to avoid this happening to you and what you can do to make your life easier in the event that is does.

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Depending on the season and region you visit, you must be prepared for protection from the sun (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses), the coldness (gloves, hat and scarf), and the rain (a good umbrella, a light raincoat and some spare socks)

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