It’s named as one of the world’s top five train journeys and starts with a thrilling jaunt through a famous street.
It’s 7am in southern Vietnam,the air cool and crisp as Saigon awakes and thinks about what to eat. And it thinks about pho.
“One of us needs a week of fun,food and action and the other needs downtime with a swim,lovely food and cocktails.”
This airline’s fares can be almost one third less than the price of a top-tier carrier,depending on the timing of your flight.
The queues are horrendous but everyone is in a good mood,helped by the fact that they can still see their loved ones.
Live frogs,sea snails,bunches of just-harvested herbs – this is not your average trip to the supermarket.
When $50 can get you a clean,private room in a great location,is it worth splurging on a higher star rating? I found out in Vietnam.
The price is right and the food is a winner,but Vietjet’s business class comes with a couple of warnings.
It’s clear that wellness has come a long way in Vietnam since my first visit more than 20 years ago. Back then,even massages were viewed with suspicion.
The karsts that dot the waters of Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay have seen many changes,but their stark beauty is not diminished.