The COVID-19 pandemic will change the way people travel in the near future as travelers look to maximize their experiences while minimizing risk. Here are four travel trends after the pandemic
Air travel demand is down dramatically, but interest in road trips and RV travel is certain to be greater than usual as a majority of travelers have indicated that they currently feel the safest traveling in their personal vehicle.
Local Trips. Photo: Internet
Travel restrictions and health concerns will encourage many travelers to stay local in the weeks and months to come. Beaches, mountains and charming small towns will be in high demand. Visiting places closer to home also allows vacationers to take shorter trips more frequently.
Backpacking. Photo: Internet
A recent report by service sector advisor Sentimantle suggests that backpackers will be among the first to return to international travel. This group tends to be young, single and often male. Whether traveling for work or taking advantage of unemployment, budget-conscious backpackers can take advantage of discounted hotels and hostels.
Flexible Booking. Photo: Internet
Travelers want certainty and peace of mind now more than ever, and many companies, including cruise lines, hotel chains and airlines, have taken notice, rolling out flexible booking policies that allow for last-minute changes and cancellations without penalty.
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The ancient city of Hoi An has been listed among the Top 10 best solo travel destinations, as compiled by the website Smoky Mountains of the United States.
During this month, tourists trekking on rough paths in Hoang Lien Son Mountain can admire the stunning and unique Rhododendron flowers blooming brilliantly along the mountain range.
The 14th Francophone Film Festival in Vietnamm taking place from March 22 to 27, and is in a series of events to celebrate International Francophone Day (March 20).
In the ranking of happy countries of the World Happiness Report 2024, Vietnam ranked 54th in the world, and 6th in Asia in terms of people's happiness.
Rainer Honeck, the renowned Austrian violinist, performed in the concert celebrating the 150th birthday of Austrian composer A.Schonberg (1874-2024), which was held at the Vietnam National Academy of Music on March 23.
The newest work of famous manga artist Akira Ito, "Dragon On Hat," was first introduced to Vietnamese fans at the 9th Japan-Vietnam Festival held in Ho Chi Minh City, from March 9 to 10.
Vietnamese-French author Tran Hai Anh captivated readers with her graphic novel titled Sống (Live), a powerful graphic novel chronicling her mother's experiences in the American War in Vietnam.
With the participation of singer Nguyen Khac Hoa, Natalya Skryabina, and pianist Francesco Cipolleta (Italy), the music program "Russian Melodies" promises to bring Vietnamese audiences the best Russian music experience in April.