November 13, 2024 | 07:00 GMT+7

Indian visitors are keen on traveling to Vietnam

Phạm Long -

Some 392,000 Indian tourists arrived in Vietnam last year, an over threefold increase from 2019.

A group of Indian tourists visited Vietnam's northern Ninh Binh province in August 2024.
A group of Indian tourists visited Vietnam's northern Ninh Binh province in August 2024.

The Government News has quoted India-based Economic Times as reporting that travel bookings to Vietnam from India are up 500 per cent this year compared to 2019, and Indian travel companies and carriers are looking to offer more options and boost capacity.

The financial media outlet from India recently published an article entitled "Travel companies roll up sleeves as Indians take a fancy to Vietnam."

Vietnam is emerging as a popular travel destination for Indians. Travel companies are witnessing a significant surge in bookings to Vietnam. The increase in bookings is attributed to factors like improved flight connectivity and attractive pricing. Vietnamese carrier Vietjet is offering special promotions for Indian travelers. Travel companies are expanding their offerings and capacity to cater to the growing demand.

According to the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT), there were 392,000 Indian visitors to Vietnam in 2023, an over threefold increase from 2019.

Compared to other Southeast Asian destinations, Vietnam also presents a great value proposition with truly attractive price points. What's noteworthy is the appeal of Vietnam across diverse traveler segments of families, including multigenerational groups and senior citizens, as well as millennials, Gen Z, couples and groups of friends.

Recently, direct flights from India’s Ahmedabad city to Vietnam’s central city Da Nang were introduced to cater to the rising demand from this region and looking ahead to 2025. It is anticipated that travel demand to continue to grow, driven by the increasing number of regional departures.

This month, Vietnamese carrier Vietjet announced two exclusive promotions for Indian travelers. The airline claims since 2019, it has continually expanded its routes and direct connections to meet rising demand. Currently, the airline operates 68 weekly flights between the two countries connecting key Indian cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Kochi to major destinations in Vietnam such as Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City.

Over the past year, searches for Vietnam increase by 17 percent.

The country's affordability, combined with hassle free visa regulations and a growing number of direct flights from India are fueling this growth among Indian tourists, whether they are seeking cultural immersion or a romantic getaway.

 

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