A Guide: Booking Holiday In Vietnam Entering in Vietnam: • Some countries do not require visa for visiting Vietnam for the citizens of their country for few days. They are as followso Denmark, Japan, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, South Korea- 15 days o Philippines- 21 days o Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Singapore- 30 days
• Other nationalities require Visa to visit Vietnam. All the visa formalities should be cleared-off before visiting Vietnam. The procedure after landing at Vietnam is, the traveler goes to “Visa upon arrival Counter” and shows the letter, fills in the arrival form and he receives an official stamp on his/her passport. This Visa
upon Arrival stamp are available only at the three international airports at Vietnam, namely- Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Danang. Visitors arriving by land from Cambodia, Laos or China must have a full visa when they arrive at border.
• Vietnam tourist services offer various packages for tourism. Those looking for spending cheap holidays in Vietnam have to be ready to spend till they reach Vietnam, rest all things will be handled by tourist service packages.
Visiting Vietnam by plane: International airports at Vietnam are located at Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Danang. Numbers of flights are continuously available from Australia, Qatar, Dubai, US, France, Germany, Cambodia, Turkey, Netherland, Russia, Singapore, Brunei and various other countries. Some countries are served by direct flights via Vietnam Airlines and others serve long-haul flights via Bangkok, Taipei, Singapore, Dubai, Doha, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur.
Visiting Vietnam by train: Direct international train services are available from Nanning and Beijing in China to Hanoi. Some require change of trains at the borders between China and Vietnam.
Visiting Vietnam by road: Visiting Vietnam by road includes the travel in buses from China, Cambodia or Laos. • Via China, there are three border crossingso Dondxing - Mong Cai o Hekou – Lao Cai o Youyi Guan – Huu Nghi Quan • Via Cambodia, the main crossing is the Moc Bai/Bavet Crossing on Hoi Chi Minh City. • Via Laos, there are at-least six border crossings.
1. Reference Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourism_in_Vietnam 2. Reference Link: http://www.vietnamparadisetravel.com 3. Reference Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91O6PbYraOM