Travel

Vietravel expands presence in potential Australian market

Vietnam’s leading tour operator Vietravel on March 9 opened its representative office in Sydney, Australia.
Vietravel expands presence in potential Australian market ảnh 1Vietravel Chairman and CEO Nguyen Quoc Ky (Source: VNA)

Sydney (VNA) – Vietnam’s leading tour operator Vietravel on March 9opened its representative office in Sydney, Australia.

This is the secondrepresentative office of Vietravel in Australia, after the first wasinaugurated in Melbourne in 2016. The Sydney office is the seventh of its kindopened abroad by Vietravel.

Vietravel Chairman andCEO Nguyen Quoc Ky said that the company will pay attention to overseas marketsin the next five years.

The opening ofoverseas representative offices helps Vietravel and Vietnam’s tourism sector aswell to actively exploit the international market and meet requirements onservice quality, he said.

Vietnam welcomed morethan 380,000 Australian tourists in 2018, of whom 7,000 used Vietravel’s services,Ky revealed.

After the initialsuccesses of the representative office in Melbourne, the company decided toestablish the new one in Sydney with the hope of doubling the figure in the2019-2020 period, he added.-VNA
VNA
#Vietnam #leading tour operator #Vietravel #Chairman and CEO Nguyen Quoc Ky #Sydney #Australia #Sydney #Vietnamplus #Vietnam News Agency
Follow VietnamPlus

Related News

Vietravel wins big at Tour Travel Awards 2018

Vietravel wins big at Tour Travel Awards 2018

Vietnamese tour operator Vietravel has been named “Asia’s Leading Tour Operator 2018” and “Vietnam’s Leading Tour Operator 2018” by the World Travel Awards (WTA) for the sixth consecutive year.
HCM City develops smart tourism in Industry 4.0

HCM City develops smart tourism in Industry 4.0

Ho Chi Minh City has strived to tap into its tourism development potential, with the support of digital technology, as the city is Vietnam’s leading tourism hub and an attractive destination.
Vietnam’s tourism promoted in Kuwait

Vietnam’s tourism promoted in Kuwait

A seminar promoting Vietnam’s tourism in Kuwait was co-organised by the Embassy of Vietnam in Kuwait and the Western Asian country’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry on December 12.

See more

Hanoi launches regional biodiversity conservation initiative

Hanoi launches regional biodiversity conservation initiative

In line with guidance from the Government Office and the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the capital has assigned its Department of Agriculture and Environment to raise public awareness and disseminate legal knowledge on biodiversity conservation and resource use.

Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, a 5-star hotel in Hanoi near Hoan Kiem Lake and Hanoi Opera House. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi hotels launch promotions to attract locals

To encourage domestic visitors, the Tourism Department has launched the 2025 tourism promotion scheme themed "Hanoians and Tourists Experience Four- and Five-Star Hotel Services in Hanoi", with a special focus on the week leading up to Vietnam Family Day (June 28).

Vietnamese and Japanese travel businesses meet in person to exchange tourism information. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam, Japan explore untapped tourism potential

Over 50 Vietnamese and Japanese travel firms and tourism authorities gathered at a tourism promotion seminar in Hanoi on July 2 to showcase their products, exchange market insights, and strengthen practical and effective cooperation between the two countries.

International visitors explore downtown Ho Chi Minh City aboard a double-decker bus. (Photo: VNA)

HCM City launches 2025 summer tourism stimulus campaign

Running from July to August, “Find your flavour” aims to become a key offering of this summer by integrating activities such as food passports, interactive games, videos, and all-in-one culinary city tours in partnership with local travel agencies and restaurants.

Lychee orchards in Bac Giang are drawing a large number of visitors. (Photo: VNA)

Lychee season draws tourists to Bac Giang

Each summer, Bac Giang welcomes not just the fruit harvest, but also a wave of visitors eager to explore its landscape and culture. Once a purely agricultural product, lychees are increasingly becoming a signature feature of sustainable tourism in the region.

Foreign tourists enjoy checking in on the Golden Bridge in the Sun World Ba Na Hills complex in the central city of Da Nang. (Photo: VNA)

‘Vietnam is calling’: Social media videos give boost to Vietnamese tourism

A quick search for “Vietnam is calling” on TikTok reveals a myriad of clips capturing the excitement of visitors setting off for Vietnam, with short videos showing tourists holding their passports, wheeling their suitcases through airports or exploring Vietnam’s scenic landscapes, diverse cuisine and unique culture - all set to upbeat, catchy soundtracks.