Vietnam Airlines promotes tourism in Germany

Vietnam Airlines, in collaboration with the Tourism Departments of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Sai Gon Tourist Group, and Munich Airport recently held a promotion programme in Munich to popularise Vietnam’s tourism and culture and to enhance tourism cooperation with European countries.

At the tourism promotion event in Munich (Photo: VNA)
At the tourism promotion event in Munich (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam Airlines, in collaboration with the Tourism Departments of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Sai Gon Tourist Group, and Munich Airport recently held a promotion programme in Munich to popularise Vietnam’s tourism and culture and to enhance tourism cooperation with European countries.

The programme was part of a series of activities to launch the national flag carrier’s first nonstop flight to Germany’s third largest city and mark the 20th anniversary of the Vietnam – Germany air route.

Vietnam Airlines Executive Vice President Le Duc Canh said Vietnam, boasting unique cultural heritage, stunning beaches, and diverse cultural and culinary experiences, has been an ideal destination for international visitors, including those from Europe, adding the company is proud to be a bridge that brings European travelers to the nation.

In the framework of the programme, Vietnam Airlines representatives signed Memoranda of Understanding on aviation and tourism with Saigontourist Group, Saigontourist Travel, Studiosus Reisen Munchen GmbH, and Kuoni Global Travel Services Limited. The deals will not only contribute to promoting trade and tourism between Vietnam and Germany but also offer opportunities for competent sides to share experience, improve service quality, and develop sustainable tourism offerings.

Two decades ago, Vietnam Airlines started operating an air route between Vietnam and Germany. To date, it has served over 3.1 million passengers.

The carrier officially launched its first direct flight between Vietnam and Munich, the capital of Bavaria state, on October 5.

To the end of 2024 and in 2025, it will operate four direct routes from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to Germany’s Frankfurt and Munich. Modern wide-body aircraft are used on the long-haul flights./.

VNA

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