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Middle income holiday makers targeted as national holidays near

Travel companies have introduced numerous attractive holiday packages for the upcoming April 30 and May 1 national holidays, targeting middle income customers.
Middle income holiday makers targeted as national holidays near ảnh 1Foreign tourists visit Thien Duong cave (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Travel companies have introduced numerous attractive holiday packages for the upcoming April 30 and May 1 national holidays, targeting middle income customers.

Saigontourist is saluting the four-day holiday by introducing their luxurious, Voyager of the Seas cruise package, sailing the Singapore-Malaysia sea route with a special price of nearly 10 million VND (454 USD), departing from Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City on April 29 - 30.

The Voyager of the Seas ship belongs to the luxurious Voyager Class of the US ’s Royal Caribbean International. It has a total loaded capacity of 138,000 tonnes and is 15 stories tall.

Passengers will have a chance to unwind with several activities at 10 outdoor swimming pools and a mini golf course, together with ice-skating, gym exercises, yoga, artificial mountain climbing and five-star dining from Italy and Japan .

Meanwhile, Hanoi Redtours has announced various tour packages during the holidays both inbound and outbound to Hong Kong , Taiwan , China and a Southeast Asian tour.

Several inbound packages to discover the beauty of the country await holidaymakers such as the Ha Giang-Khau Vai love market, Quang Binh-Dong Thien Duong (Heaven Cave) and the Moc Chau Highlands.-VNA

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