Vietjet unveils an array of travel options, with increased frequencies on direct routes from Phu Quoc to Seoul and Taipei, in response to the surging international travel demand this summer.
Starting from 13 June 2024, Vietjet will increase its direct flights between Phu Quoc and Seoul from 2 to 3 return flights daily.
Vietjet will also enhance the connection between Phu Quoc and Taipei from 1 July 2024, boosting frequencies from 7 to 11 return flights weekly.
Phu Quoc, the renowned coastal city in southern Vietnam, remains a cherished destination for both domestic and international tourists.
Known for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, breathtaking sunsets, and diverse outdoor activities, Phu Quoc has become a popular destination for travellers seeking relaxation and natural beauty.
It features iconic landmarks such as Hon Thom Nature Park, Sao Beach, Bai Truong Beach, and Kiss Bridge Phu Quoc.
Foreign visitors to Phu Quoc can benefit from a visa exemption scheme for stays of up to 30 days.
Additionally, travellers can take advantage of an amazing promotion with airfares starting from RM120 all-in every Friday at www.vietjetair.com and the Vietjet Air mobile app.
This promotion applies to all Vietjet international flights from now until 31 December 2024 (*), including the daily Kuala Lumpur – Ho Chi Minh City route.
During the Reunification Day and International Labour Day holiday week starting from 27 April, Vietnam’s second-longest holiday after Lunar New Year, Vietjet will add an additional 86,000 seats, equivalent to over 450 flights, to the busiest tourist destinations.
This will increase the frequency of flights to and from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Danang, Nha Trang, and beyond.
Experience the joy of Vietjet's flights aboard modern, environmentally friendly aircraft, with service from professional and dedicated flight crews.
Indulge in the flavours of Vietnamese and international cuisines with a delightful menu featuring Vietnamese favourites such as Pho Thin and Banh Mi.
Vietjet also elevates your journey with cultural and artistic performances at 10,000 metres above ground on special occasions.
