Bắc giang
Three Vietnam domestic routes among Southeast Asia's busiest
The Hanoi-HCMC, Da Nang-HCMC, and Da Nang-Hanoi routes have been ranked among the 10 busiest domestic routes in Southeast Asia, according to British aviation data provider OAG.
Over 949,000 passengers flew on the two-hour route between Hanoi and HCMC in August, making it the busiest in the region, surpassing other routes such as Jakarta-Makassar with 569,500, Jakarta-Bali with over 473,000, and Cebu-Manila with a little more than 450,000.
|
|
|
Aircraft land at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City, June 15, 2020. |
The Da Nang-HCMC route ranked fifth, with more than 427,700 passengers, while the Da Nang-Hanoi route ranked seventh, serving over 410,000 passengers.
Other routes on the list are Surabaya-Makassar, Jakarta-Medan and Jakarta-Surabaya in Indonesia, and Davao-Manila in the Philippines.
Ha Long and Ninh Binh in northern Vietnam have ramped up arrangements for transportation, accommodations, and Hindi-speaking tour guides in anticipation of the arrival of 4,500 Indian tourists.
British newspaper The Daily Telegraph has named My Khe and Non Nuoc in the central city of Da Nang in a list of 50 best beaches on the planet.
Tourism authorities in the northern province of Cao Bang have announced the temporary suspension of tour services for visitors at Ban Gioc-Detian waterfalls on the Vietnam-China border from Aug. 11 until further notice.
The trial of new trains shuttling between Ho Chi Minh City and Nha Trang beach city, two of Vietnam's most renowned tourist destinations, began on Friday.
Vietnamese expats are introducing global travelers to popular street foods such as vermicelli with fermented shrimp paste, sugarcane juice and salt coffee, receiving a positive reception. Here are four Vietnamese food spots abroad that have attracted attention, as featured on social media.
Source: VnExpress
Reader's comments (0)