On the morning of November 3, Vietravel Khanh Hoa held an introduction to the spring 2027 tourism program themed “Bustling Festival Opening - Prosperous Spring Travel”, while launching a promotional campaign to stimulate demand for the Lunar New Year of the Goat (Dinh Mui). Attending the event were leaders of the Khanh Hoa Provincial Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism; the Provincial Investment, Trade and Tourism Promotion Center; Khanh Hoa Newspaper and Radio - Television; and the Khanh Hoa Tourism Association.
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| Delegates congratulate Vietravel Khanh Hoa on the launch of the spring 2027 tourism program. |
At the event, leaders of Vietravel Khanh Hoa introduced tourism products catering to sightseeing and vacation needs for the 2027 Lunar New Year, featuring a wide range of options for destinations and departure dates. Highlights include the Da Nang - Hue - Hoi An route combining cultural heritage exploration with Central region scenic attractions; the Da Lat route; and the 5-day, 4-night Nha Trang - Tuy Hoa itinerary. Alongside domestic tours, the business also offers international tour products to South Korea, China, Malaysia, Japan, Thailand, Australia, and Western Europe… to meet the diverse demands of tourists.
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| Lion dance performance kicking off the spring 2027 tourism program. |
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| Leaders and staff of Vietravel Khanh Hoa express confidence in a bustling spring tourism season. |
To stimulate demand, Vietravel Khanh Hoa launched a spring 2027 promotional program with the message “Tet Is for Traveling”. The program runs from November 3, 2026 to the end of February 28, 2027, applicable to tours departing from December 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027. Specifically on November 3 and 4, customers booking tours at the event enjoy many incentives, including cashback of up to 3.5 million VND, along with gift giveaways and lucky draws depending on booking value and payment conditions.
According to leaders of Vietravel Khanh Hoa, the program aims to stimulate tourism demand for the 2027 Lunar New Year, offer more options for travelers, and boost tourism business operations right from the start of the peak season.
THANH NGUYEN
