AirlineRatings CEO Sharon Petersen said: “Winning two categories marks an important tipping point for Vietjet. The airline is now firmly recognised on the global stage, with its uniform playing a key role in that recognition. Unique, fun and instantly recognisable, it leaves a lasting impression long after the flight. The Flyers’ Choice win for best cabin crew uniform reinforces this. “

Created by European designers, Vietjet’s cabin crew uniform features the airline’s signature red and combines youthful energy with inspiration from youth cadet attire.

Vietjet has consistently maintained AirlineRatings’ highest seven-star safety rating and has been recognised among the world’s safest airlines for many consecutive years. The airline has also received international recognition from CAPA, the World Travel Awards, Skytrax, and other organisations for its safety, service, customer experience, and brand value.

From its home base in Vietnam, Vietjet continues to expand across the Asia-Pacific region and into new international markets, bringing its brand to more travellers worldwide. From Singapore, Vietjet currently flies direct to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang and Phu Quoc, with a new direct service to Nha Trang scheduled to commence in December 2026.

The annual Flyers’ Choice Awards are the only AirlineRatings awards determined entirely by travellers. With around 40,000 verified votes cast in 2026, the awards provide direct insight into the airlines earning travellers’ confidence and loyalty.

(Source: Vietjet)

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The announcement follows the exchange of a Memorandum of Understanding between Vietjet and WSI at the Vietnam – Australia Tech Connect Forum in Sydney.

Connecting Vietnam with Australia’s newest international airport, Vietjet confirms a direct Ho Chi Minh City–Western Sydney service is scheduled to start on 9 January 2027, making it one of the first airlines to provide international connectivity to Australia’s newest airport.

Operating two return services per week, the route will connect Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s leading economic hub, with Western Sydney, one of Australia’s fastest-growing regions. The service is expected to support greater movement of travellers and goods while contributing to the expansion of tourism, trade and investment links between Vietnam and Australia.

To mark the launch, Vietjet offers a 20% discount on base fares for Deluxe, SkyBoss, and Business classes across all direct Vietnam–Australia routes, available with promo code VJAUS20 for bookings from now until the end of 16 August. Travel period is from 7 September 2026 to 31 March 2027 (Excluding peak travel periods and public holidays. Blackout dates may apply. 

Vietjet CEO Nguyen Thanh Son said: “Vietjet is proud to be the first airline to connect Vietnam with Western Sydney – Australia’s newest international aviation gateway and an emerging centre of economic growth. Every new route brings our two countries closer while opening new opportunities for tourism, trade, investment, knowledge exchange and wider cooperation. With our expanding network, modern fleet and quality services, Vietjet looks forward to supporting stronger, more productive and sustainable ties between Vietnam and Australia.”

Welcoming Vietjet to Sydney’s new international gateway, Western Sydney International Airport CEO Simon Hickey said: “We’re thrilled that tickets are on sale today for the initial services set to commence in January 2027. Western Sydney is one of the nation’s most diverse and rapidly growing regions that is proudly home to more than half of Greater Sydney’s Vietnamese population – over 70,000 people – who regularly visit friends and relatives.”

WSI is Australia’s first major international greenfield airport development in more than 50 years and a new 24-hour global gateway for Sydney. The airport is a major catalyst for growth and investment in the Western Sydney Aerotropolis, an emerging hub for advanced manufacturing, logistics, technology and industry. WSI is planned to eventually accommodate around 80 million passengers annually.

Australia is one of Vietjet’s strategic international markets. With its network connecting Vietnam to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and now Western Sydney, Vietjet continues to expand its presence in Australia, providing travellers, communities, and businesses with greater choice, convenient connectivity, and affordable fares.

Beyond connecting cities, Vietjet’s expanding international network brings people and economies closer together, strengthening Vietnam’s connections with the world and opening new opportunities for travel, trade and growth.

(Source: Vietjet)

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Under the theme “125 Years of a Legend,” celebrations blend culture, artistry, entertainment, gastronomy and hospitality to elevate experiential luxury in the capital. The Metropole’s “Live the Legend” experience features a series of curated stays, along with inspired gastronomic and wellness journeys, designed to immerse guests in the heritage and glamour of Hanoi’s Grande Dame.

“We are thrilled to open a new chapter in the Metropole’s legendary story,” said Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi General Manager George Koumendakos. “This anniversary allows us to honour that remarkable legacy while inviting guests to experience the timeless soul of the Metropole in fresh, unforgettable ways as we look confidently to the future.”

‘Live the Legend’ Stay Experience

Guests can embrace quiet luxury and create treasured memories with the “Live the Legend Experience,” a stay inspired by the Metropole’s 125-year legacy. This package includes a lavish daily breakfast buffet for two, an elevated Vietnamese lunch at Spice Garden for two, and the exclusive Path of History (and bomb shelter) tour guided by the hotel’s resident historian.

Additional benefits include guaranteed early check-in from 1100 and late check-out until 1400, and a complimentary upgrade to the next non-suite room category, subject to availability. The offer is valid for bookings and stays from now until 30 September, with a minimum stay of two nights.

A prominent fixture in the heart of Hanoi since 1901, Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi has long been a luxury venue for prestigious events and a popular rendezvous for business and leisure travellers, including playwrights, ambassadors, royalty, and heads of state.

The hotel includes 358 rooms, divided into two wings — the Heritage Wing, dating back to 1901, and the neo-classical Opera Wing. 

(Source: Sofitel Legend Metropole)

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The airline is also investing in more than 600 next-generation aircraft, one of the largest order books in the Asia-Pacific region. Vietjet is also developing an integrated aviation ecosystem spanning passenger transport, ground handling, air freight, training, engineering, financial services and technology.

In the second quarter of 2026, Vietjet recorded separate revenue of VND25.542 trillion (SGD1.25 billion) and consolidated revenue of VND30.499 trillion (SGD1.49 billion), representing year-on-year increases of 44% and 71%, respectively. Separate and consolidated after-tax profit stood at VND204 billion ( SGD10 million) and VND349 billion (SGD17 million), respectively.

For the first six months of 2026, Vietjet recorded separate revenue of VND45.030 trillion (SGD2.20 billion) and consolidated revenue of VND51.536 trillion (SGD2.52 billion), representing year-on-year increases of 26% and 44%, respectively. The results fulfilled 58.5% and 59.4% of the respective full-year targets.

Separate and consolidated after-tax profit for H1 2026 reached VND1.126 trillion (SGD55 million) and VND1.372 trillion (SGD67 million), respectively, achieving 55.9% and 64.5% of the respective full-year targets.

As of 30 June 2026, Vietjet’s total assets stood at VND149.093 trillion (SGD7.28 billion). Its net debt-to-equity ratio was maintained at 2.37 times, while the liquidity ratio was 1.36 times, remaining within safe operating levels for the aviation industry.

Strong international expansion

Vietjet operated nearly 33,000 flights and carried more than 6.2 million passengers in Q2/2026. For the first six months, the airline operated 72,000 flights and transported more than 13.4 million passengers, while total cargo volume reached nearly 41,000 tonnes.

The airline currently operates 213 routes, comprising 46 Vietnam domestic and 167 international services. From Singapore, Vietjet operates direct flights to Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and Phu Quoc, with a new Nha Trang–Singapore service scheduled to commence on 11 December 2026. 

During the first half of the year, Vietjet announced new international routes connecting Vietnam with China, Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan and the Czech Republic, further expanding its presence across Asia and Europe.

The expanding network is strengthening trade, investment and tourism links between Vietnam and international markets while supporting Vietjet’s long-term global growth strategy.

Vietjet Thailand accelerated its network expansion and improved operational efficiency with its modern Boeing 737-8 fleet, while Vietjet Qazaqstan delivered positive network performance, supporting connectivity and economic development in Central Asia.

Investment in a major next-generation aircraft order 

Vietjet continues to invest in an order book of more than 600 Airbus and Boeing aircraft, one of the largest in the Asia-Pacific region, to support its international expansion and global network development towards 2030.

Earlier this year, Vietjet finalised agreements with Pratt & Whitney for GTF engines to power 44 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft and arranged financing for 12 Boeing 737-8 aircraft.

At the Singapore Airshow 2026, Vietjet and its partners announced the launch of the Asia-Pacific Aviation Financial Centre, an initiative designed to attract leading financial institutions and aviation companies to Vietnam and support the country’s ambition to become a regional aviation hub.

Vietjet is also integrating artificial intelligence into its operations and management through partnerships with international solution providers, including OpenAirlines and Satair, to optimise fuel consumption, improve efficiency and reduce emissions.

Building aviation talent for long-term growth

Vietjet partnered with Aviation Australia and F Air flight school while continuing its role as an IATA-certified training partner. In the first half of 2026, Vietjet Aviation Academy conducted 9,662 courses for more than 99,000 trainee enrollments, including pilots, cabin crew, engineers, flight dispatchers and other aviation professionals.

According to Brand Finance, Vietjet’s brand value reached USD906 million (SGD1.17 billion) as of May 2026, reflecting its growing international position.

During the first half of 2026, Vietjet was recognised as among the World’s Safest Airlines by AirlineRatings. It was also named one of the “Best Companies to Work for in Asia”, listed among Vietnam’s Top 50 Listed Companies, and recognised by Cirium as the most emissions-efficient airline for intra-Southeast Asia operations.

Vietjet’s H1 2026 performance reinforces its transformation from a new-generation airline into an integrated aviation group with an extensive international network, an order book of more than 600 aircraft and an ecosystem spanning passenger and freight transport, ground handling, training, MRO, aviation finance and technology. This foundation supports revenue diversification, operational efficiency, sustainable growth and shareholder value while contributing to Vietnam’s development as a regional and global aviation hub.

(Source: Vietjet Aviation)

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Vietnam Airlines will offer three weekly flights starting on 16 August 2026, while low-cost airline Vietjet will introduce three weekly flights starting 18 August 2026.

Vietjet

To welcome the new route between Ho Chi Minh City and Colombo, Sri Lanka, Vietjet offered eco-tickets priced at zero VND (excluding taxes and fees), valid for travel from 18 August 2026 to 31 March 2027.

The airline will schedule flights on the Ho Chi Minh City – Colombo (Sri Lanka) route three times per week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays using an A320 with 180 seats.

Flight Schedule

VJ1875 will depart Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 1815  and arrive at Colombo (CMB) at 2150.
VJ1876 will depart Colombo (CMB) at 2300 and arrive in Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 0555 (plus a day).

The new route will create more opportunities for travellers to explore Sri Lanka while strengthening tourism, family visits and trade links between the two countries. 

Colombo is the gateway to Sri Lanka, an island nation renowned for its tropical beaches, lush green tea hills, centuries-old heritage sites and rich biodiversity.

Passengers from Sri Lanka can fly to Ho Chi Minh City, explore the metropolis rich in local character, and continue their journeys across Vietjet’s extensive network. From Ho Chi Minh City, travellers can connect with flights to Australia, Japan, Taiwan and Indonesia.

Vietnam Airlines

Starting 16 August 2026, Vietnam Airlines will launch direct services between Ho Chi Minh City and Colombo (Sri Lanka) three times per week on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

Travellers can explore Vietnam’s most iconic destinations, including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Hoi An, and Ha Long, while enjoying the country’s rich culture, distinctive cuisine, and breathtaking natural landscapes.

Flight schedule

VN671 departs Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 1945 and arrives in Colombo (CMB) at 2335.
VN670 departs Colombo (CMB) at 0035 and arrives in Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 0715.

The airline will deploy an Airbus A321 with 184 seats on the route, with a flight time of five hours and 20 minutes.   

(Source: Vietjet and Vietnam Airlines)

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The two-day event will connect tourism operators and entrepreneurs, creators and key opinion leaders, and industry experts and media. Spaces to attend can be booked at this registration link.

Day one will be hosted at Furama Resort as part of the final day of the HorecFex convention, where Sean Mulhern, co-founder of One Life Adventures, will take the stage to discuss his founder journey and learnings. Panel discussions will cover topics such as SEO and AI Search Visibility for Travel Brands, The Creator Economy in Southeast Asia, and Top Travel Trends for 2027.

Attendees will also observe the Travel Startup Pitch Competition, where five entrepreneurial businesses operating in Southeast Asia’s tourism sector pitch their companies to a panel of judges as they compete for the top spot.

Travel Massive founder Ian Cummings says he’s looking forward to bringing the networking community’s Asia conference back to Da Nang, this time with the extended programme of facilitated masterclasses on day two.

“This is our second year partnering with HorecFex to offer our thought leadership sessions to their guests as well as to our own community members. The focus remains on connecting travel leaders operating in Southeast Asia, and this year we’re adding a programme of interactive masterclasses to nurture more innovation and collaboration,” says Cumming.

The new masterclass sessions will take place on day two at the five-star Namia River Retreat in Hoi An. Experts from Travel Massive’s network will lead the classes and share their expertise in small-group tourism and creator spaces. Topics for discussion include: How to Build a Tour Company People Can’t Stop Talking About, How to Become the Source Everyone Cites, and How to Monetise Your Social Media Audience.

Travel Massive Asia Conference 2026 speaker lineup 

Brian Letwin – co-founder, CEO, Saigoneer and Urbanist Travel.

Ivy Nhi Chau – founder, Ivy+Partners.

Garth Adams – founder, I Want That Flight, and I Know The Pilot.

Keith Van – community and partnerships, Seats Aero.

Mandy Nguyen – operations director, Startup Vietnam Foundation.

Michelle Ford – general manager, Namia Wellness Resort.

Natalya Wissink – co-founder and CEO, Secret Experiences.

Paul Hewett – CEO, In Marketing We Trust.

Pei Shyuan Yeo – founder, Everyday Tour Company.

Ric Gazarian – founder, Counting Countries.

Samuel Walter – founder, Heads on Pillows.

The second day will conclude with an exclusive after-party to celebrate two days of building knowledge and forging new connections.

For more information and to register, visit: travelmassive.com/asia.

(Source: Travel Massive).

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Amsterdam

Vietnam Airlines expanded direct flights in June from Hanoi to Amsterdam, adding to its existing popular European destinations — Paris, Frankfurt, and London — with three weekly flights on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday serving the route with a 304-seat A350.

Flight schedule

VN83 departs Hanoi (HAN) at 0350 and arrives in Amsterdam (AMS) at 1100 the same day (Flight time: 12 hours 10 minutes).
VN82 departs Amsterdam (AMS) at 1400 and arrives in Hanoi (HAN) at 0600. (Flight time: 11 hours). 

Phuket

Vietnam Airlines kicked off its direct service from Ho Chi Minh City on 2 July, connecting the southern Vietnamese city to Phuket Island in Thailand, doing away with the need to connect via flights from Bangkok,

The airline is offering four round-trip flights per week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, operated by an A321 with 184 seats. Flight duration is one hour and 50 minutes.

Flight schedule

VN621 departs Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 1600 and arrives in Phuket (HKT) at 1750. 
VN620 departs Phuket (HKT) at 1845 and arrives in Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 2055. 

Colombo

Vietnam Airlines schedules three weekly services between Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) and Colombo (CMB) starting 16 August 2026 using an A321 with a flight time of five hours.

Flight schedule

VN671 departs Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 1945 and arrives in Colombo (CMB) at 2335. Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. 
VN670 departs Colombo (CMB) at 0035 and arrives in Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) at 0715. Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.

Meanwhile, Vietnam Airlines reports in a Facebook post that it is expanding its Northeast Asia network with additional flights. From Hanoi, flights to Taipei will increase to 11 per week, while the Hanoi–Osaka route will gradually expand to 14 per week from 1 December 2026. 
From Da Nang, Vietnam Airlines now operates 14 weekly flights to Seoul, 11 to Tokyo, and five to Osaka.

(Source: Vietnam Airlines)

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The partnership was concluded by SPORTFIVE, the ASEAN Football Federation’s (AFF) exclusive commercial partner.

Since launching its first flight in 2011, Vietjet has expanded its network across Vietnam and internationally, with more than 135 routes spanning Southeast Asia and other destinations across Asia-Pacific, with further expansion into Europe on the horizon. 

Its network includes direct services connecting Singapore with key destinations in Vietnam, making it easier for football fans to travel across the region and beyond. With its distinctive red-and-yellow aircraft livery, Vietjet has become a familiar presence for travellers around the world, serving as a bridge for economic, cultural, and social connectivity between countries and communities.

As the Official Airline Partner of the ASEAN United FC events, Vietjet will connect fans and destinations across Southeast Asia through the region’s leading football competitions, kicking off with the ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026, the jewel in the crown of ASEAN football and the region’s biggest sporting event.

Vietjet Standing Vice President, To Viet Thang, said: “Vietjet has always been committed to supporting meaningful sporting events around the world, to connect people and create positive value for communities. Our partnership with ASEAN United FC competitions reaffirms Vietjet’s commitment to connecting not only destinations but also people, cultures, and shared values across communities. Through aviation and sports, Vietjet aims to foster regional connectivity, showcase Southeast Asia to the world, and create greater opportunities for sustainable development.”

As Vietjet’s group partner, Vikki Digital Bank has been named the Official Banking Partner in Vietnam of the four ASEAN United FC events. Through this partnership, Vietjet and Vikki bring together the strengths of two prominent brands to create a more seamless customer experience, from flying to payment experiences and profitable savings for fans across Southeast Asia, one of the world’s fastest-growing travel markets.      

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The city welcomed a record 7.74 million overnight visitors during the first five months of 2026, a 20.9% year-on-year increase. International arrivals climbed 23.6% to 4.18 million, while domestic visitors rose 17.9% to 3.55 million.

The recent rollout of Vietnam’s digital arrival card in Da Nang is expected to build further on that momentum by making travel to Central Vietnam even more seamless for overseas visitors.

For golfers, the timing could hardly be better.

Few destinations in Asia combine such a concentration of championship golf with beaches, luxury resorts, UNESCO World Heritage sites and an acclaimed culinary scene. Within a little more than an hour’s drive, visitors can play courses designed by Colin Montgomerie, Luke Donald, Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones Jr. As the region enters its peak playing season, Vietnam Golf Coast clubs are unveiling major tournaments, enhanced playing experiences and compelling seasonal offers designed to build on growing international demand.

At Ba Na Hills Golf Club, Night Golf continues to grow in popularity, giving golfers the chance to play the Luke Donald-designed championship course under floodlights every Wednesday and Friday. Available over both nine and 18 holes, the experience combines cooler evening conditions with a post-round food-and-beverage offering.

The course has also returned to peak condition following its annual coring and summer maintenance programme, setting the stage for the busiest months of the golfing calendar. Attention is now turning to the prestigious IMG Trophy Tournament 2026 in September, when 132 golfers will compete in one of the club’s flagship annual events.

“Our course has recovered exceptionally well and is in outstanding condition heading into our busiest period of the year,” said Ba Na Hills Golf Club General Manager Andrew McGregor. “Night Golf has become one of our defining experiences, while the IMG Trophy Tournament 2026 showcases the quality of golf and hospitality that golfers can expect when they visit Central Vietnam.”

Meanwhile, Montgomerie Links Golf Club will host its 16th Club Championships on 22 August 2026, bringing together members and guests for one of the highlights of the club’s annual calendar.

Beyond celebrating the spirit of golf, the Club Championships also reflect Montgomerie Links’ ongoing commitment to the community through its Green Hope CSR projects. This year, the tournament will raise funds to support underprivileged students in Da Nang, helping them pursue their educational dreams.

“Our Club Championships have become about much more than competition,” said Montgomerie Links Golf Club Manager Le Vo Hoang Van. “They bring golfers together, showcase everything that makes Central Vietnam such a rewarding golf destination and continue to support an initiative that is making a real difference in our local community.”

(Source: Vietnam Golf Coast Clubs)

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The data suggest the destination has moved decisively up travellers’ shortlists, likely fueled by a combination of policy reform, improved air access, and infrastructure investment that is reshaping how the world thinks about Vietnam as a place to visit.

Vietnam’s tourism growth in 2025 reflects investment across multiple fronts. The government extended its visa waiver list, raised permitted stays to 45 days for travellers from many markets, and introduced a 90-day multiple-entry e-visa.

Airport upgrades and accommodation development in secondary cities, including Da Nang, Sa Pa, and Phu Quoc, broadened the destination’s geographic reach. 

National and foreign carriers have also launched or revived more than a dozen international routes in 2025 alone to key markets like India, North Asia, and Europe. The cumulative effect is captured in UN Tourism data cited in Agoda’s 2026 Travel Outlook Report, which recorded Vietnam as achieving the world’s fastest tourism growth rate in the first half of 2025.

Agoda Senior Director of Supply Vietnam and the Philippines, Lam Vu, shared: “Vietnam has done something that many destinations talk about, but few actually execute: it opened its doors, improved the roads, and built the rooms. And in doing so, it has done more than put itself on the map.

Vietnam has reshaped how new markets view Southeast Asia, and Agoda is committed to helping more travellers discover Vietnam for less.

Inbound interest: A broadening mix

The mix of origin markets searching for Vietnam on Agoda’s platform tells a story of widening reach. South Korea holds the top spot as Vietnam’s primary source market, with inbound accommodation searches up 28% in 2025. Regional markets are growing faster: the Philippines recorded a 129% rise in searches, moving from tenth to sixth in Agoda’s source market rankings for Vietnam, while India climbed 112% and Malaysia rose 68%.

Long-haul interest from Europe is also expanding, aided by Vietnam’s extended visa waiver programme. France posted a 217% increase in inbound searches, and Germany a 120% increase. The US has consistently ranked in Vietnam’s top ten origin markets by search volume on Agoda. 

While markets in North Asia and ASEAN remain the primary volume drivers, South Asia and Europe are adding meaningful new interest from markets that were only lightly represented in prior years.

Where travellers are going

Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Nha Trang, and Phu Quoc remain Vietnam’s top five destinations on Agoda’s platform, and each posted year-on-year growth in accommodation searches. Da Nang recorded a 25% increase, Ho Chi Minh City a 26% increase, and Hanoi a 23% increase. Phu Quoc stood out with a 49% climb, pointing to growing traveller interest in Vietnam’s island and resort offerings beyond the two main gateway cities. This pattern aligns with Sa Pa’s recognition as Asia’s fastest-growing destination on Agoda’s platform and with insights from Agoda’s 2026 Travel Outlook Report, which suggests that traveller curiosity about Vietnam is extending well into its secondary cities and nature-focused regions.

“At Agoda, we see these initiatives aligning with rising traveller interest, and the data suggests this is only the beginning. Connectivity is a powerful catalyst, and as Vietnam becomes a more familiar name on travellers’ shortlists, the ripple effect across the region will only grow stronger in the years ahead. Agoda will continue working with our partners to localise and enrich their offerings to meet the evolving preferences of today’s travellers,” Vu added.

How travellers are engaging with Vietnam

Agoda survey data offers a window into what draws travellers to destinations like Vietnam. While 62% of respondents say relaxation is their primary motivation for travel, 31% cite culinary experiences and 25% cite cultural exploration. Vietnam’s mix of street food culture, historic cities, and nature-based attractions maps well to both groups.

Travellers may also be booking differently: for example, they may shift towards shorter trips that combine a city stay with pre-booked activities, instead of building itineraries around hotel stays and sightseeing-from-afar alone. Social and digital channels have also amplified interest in newer destinations within Vietnam, with secondary locations benefiting from increased visibility through platforms including TikTok. Activities available on Agoda in Vietnam include guided food tours in Hanoi, theme park visits in Phu Quoc, excursions to the Cu Chi Tunnels near Ho Chi Minh City, and day trips to Ninh Binh.

(Source: Agoda)

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